German Wehrmacht Infantry officer of the 6. Infantry Division makes a 8mm home movie film in destroyed French village 1940
German FLAK soldiers near Paris France 1940 inspecting destroyed captured belgian T13 Tank panzer
German FLAK soldiers near Paris France 1940 inspecting destroyed captured belgian T13 Tank panzer
1938 Opel Super 6 Cabriolet staff car hidden in bushes in Russia 1941. 297 Infantry Division
French children playing on abandoned small French Renault AMR 33/35, french light cavalry tank, France, 1940.
2nd Battalion, 4t RDP , Destroyed at the attack of Mont Saint Eloi, 20 May 1940. Troop commander version. Camouflage from military memo, March 1937.
Two captured Russian GAZ army trucks totally destroyed by German Stuka air attack. Examined by German soldiers.
Russia 1941. 297 Infantry Division
Destroyed Russian fighter planes. Captured by infantry of the 297 Infantry Division near Stalingrad Russia 1942
Army driver in his 1938 Opel Super 6 Cabriolet staff car in destroyed french town France 1940. 297 Infantry Division
Captured destroyed Russian T28 medium tank near outskirts of Stalingrad Russia 1942. 297 Infantry Division
Mercedes Opel Staff car in FUNKER signal radio unit. On outskirts of Stalingrad. Russia 1942. 297 Infantry Division
Young German woman Berlin 1940 wearing flying / driving goggles and white leather helmet
Destroyed German 88mm FLAK cannon with camouflage yellow paint. Near Stalingrad summer 1942. 297, Infantry, Division
Destroyed Russian Soviet Heavy Tank KV-1. Stalingrad area Russia 1942. Inspected by 297 Infantry Division
Destroyed Russian heavy army train. Stalingrad area. Inspected by troops of 297 Infantry Division. Russia 1942
2 blown up German army half-track on drive to Stalingrad 1942. Russian aerial attack. 297 Infantry Division
Sd.Kfz. 251
Sd.Kfz. 10 Sonder-Kraftfahrzeug 10
German PAK 40 artillery unit destroyed by Russian army. Used as war grave of German soldiers. Ukraine 1942.
V ArmeeKorps,
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Destroyed late model Panzer IV with steel mesh Drahtgeflecht Schurzen . Siegfried Line Winter 1944
on the hull and standard steel plate Schürzen around the turret. The original caption describes the Panzer IV as a victim of the Ninth Air Force in the Luxembourg sector during the German retreat to the Siegfried Line.
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Flakpanzer IV with 37mm flak Mobelwagen. Flak 43 anti-aircraft gun on the chassis of a Panzer IV. Battle of Bulge 1944
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German Panzer StuG IV destroyed on Marigny-Montrevil road in Normandy 1944
Gotz von Berlichingen
Sturmgeschütz IV für Sturmkanone 40 (L/48) (Sd.Kfz. 167)
This StuG IV was destroyed by Jabo from the 9th US Air Force on
Marigny-Montrevil road (Normandy) in July 1944.
SS-Panzer-Abteilung 17 (17. SS-Panzer-Grenadier-Division „Götz von Berlichingen“)
which was mainly equipped with StuGe rather than Panzer.
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Fifth Army, Torre Tre Ponti Area, Italy. Destroyed "Tiger" [Panther MK V] Tank, Route 7, Just outside of Torre Tre Ponti