German heavy/medium armour

[Louis]

Various crews posing with two Tiger 1 tanks.

 

[Louis]

Bulldozer from 237 1st engineering battalion 1 USA clearing the road of this German tank Panzer VI Tiger Ausf. B in the District of Osterode - Germany - April 12, 1945.

 

[Louis]

Demonstration of a Panzer VIII Maus tank scale model to Hitler, May 14, 1943.

 

[Louis]

The commander of a Tiger tank gives a signal with the flare gun. Unknown location. May 1944

 

[Ulvjager]

Captioned 'Syrian PzIV knocked out by Centurion'.
Must have been an Arab-Israeli confrontation after WW2

https://wwiiafterwwii.wordpress.com/2016/09/04/panzers-in-the-golan-heights/

 

[Ulvjager]

This Stug 3 commander looks out the rear hatch of his tank.
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The description might be incorrect on the Pinterest, looks more like a Panzer III, doesn't it?

 

[Bootie]

Bulldozer from 237 1st engineering battalion 1 USA clearing the road of this German tank Panzer VI Tiger Ausf. B in the District of Osterode - Germany - April 12, 1945.

Is this not a Panther?

 

[Rico]

Is this not a Panther?

Nope -- that's def a Tiger II -- check the gun mantlet and the large wide tracks.

 

[Ulvjager]

Kingtiger, Germany early 1945

Panthers, Lower Silesia, Germany, March 1945

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The Panthers are from 1. Fallschirms-Panzer Division 'Hermann Göring', it seems. Later the division participates in the last successful counteroffensive of the war, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Bautzen_(1945)

 

[Nathangun]

Is this not a Panther?

Looks like a T-34 to me.

 

[mTk]

The Ferdinand

 

[Louis]

Some captured German tanks arrives in N.Y. from North Africa on its way to Aberdeen Proving Grounds, Maryland, for testing and evaluation. 1943.

 

[Ulvjager]

Some captured German tanks arrives in N.Y. from North Africa on its way to Aberdeen Proving Grounds, Maryland, for testing and evaluation. 1943.

Looks like a Tiger I hull beside the one Panzer III

 

[Louis]

Camouflaging a Tiger near Villers-Bocage, June 1944.

 

[Gnarly]

Camouflaging a Tiger near Villers-Bocage, June 1944.

The standing crew actually look like they're checking their twitter and FB feeds....

 

[Rico]

Interesting colour pic of curious Russian kids examining wrecked German panzers left behind in Kharkov -- not winter whitewash on two rear vehicles -- front Pz III from the 3rd Panzer Division.
Possibly spring 1942?

 

[Louis]

Column of Panzer III on way to Tilimun, Benghazi in Libya.

 

[Louis]

 

[Gunner]

Wow. I wonder what caused the flash suppressor to explode like that.

 

[Gnarly]

I was wondering that too.