German guns/ artillery/ self-prop arty

[Louis]

Crew of a German 50-mm Pak 38 anti tank gun at Stalingrad

 

[Louis]

Protecting the airfield with MG15 - Unknown location

 

[Louis]

At the end of war, German women go for a walk with their baby strollers near a 21 cm Mörser M 18/L31, Berlin, 1945.

 

[Louis]

Brick camo?? Turret from french AMC 35 tank used as a German coastal defence bunker.

 

[Bulletpoint]

Iron crossfit

 

[Louis]

Flak crew on a hot summer day in Norway, 1943.

 

[mTk]

Good thing it wasn't a reeeally hot summer day.
Just sayin'.

 

[Rico]

The Regimental swim team on Flak duty.

 

[Bulletpoint]

I doubt it gets that hot in Norway, even in summer. Probably the Hauptmann had special tastes.

 

[Louis]

Militia of the Volkssturm during the oath ceremony in Danzig, Nov 1944. Two militiamen armed with Panzerschreck anti-tank rocket launchers, on the far left is a machine gun MG-42.

 

[Louis]

The grave of a German Pak 36 AT gun's (or what's left of it) crew.

 

[Louis]

Flak 36-37 88mm in Lyon, Sept 1944.

 

[Louis]

This is a dud German 10 inch (240mm) shell that hit USS Texas during the bombardment of Naval Gun Battery Hamburg (located at east of Cherbourg, France), on June 25, 1944.
Manned by the German Kriegsmarine, Hamburg was the most powerful German battery on the Cotentin Peninsula.

 

[Louis]

2cm Flak 30 - Seine-et-Oise, France, Aug 1944.

 

[Louis]

Grenade Catapult on the war?

 

[Louis]

A 8.8 cm Flak 36 gun and crew. Awesome camo!! 1943

 

[Louis]

A German Vomag Bus 7 OR 660 converted into platform and/or transports for the 8.8 cm flak gun.
"Info is scarce but between 20 and 40 may have been made, there is evidence of them operating in Budapest in 1944".

 

[Louis]

2cm Flak 38 crew. Tunisia, 1943.

 

[Louis]

Gunner and German 2 cm Flak 30 anti-aircraft position in Cherbourg Harbor, France.

 

[mTk]

That looks like a rather boring and lonely job.