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Old March 23rd, 2008, 01:30 PM
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Man that looks like an Early War Panzer III to me . Cant see the first sets of wheels to count em though...but the gun looks like a 50mm and the Commanders Hatch is far and in the back like the Early III's And the Laoder and Gunner's Hatches on the turret sides look like the Early single door ones on the III's

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The force to lift the turret off..........ouch! Great pics!!
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That sure is a Pz IV n' not a Pz III. There's so many things that differ between the III n' IV.
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Pz.IV Ausf. A
Ok I can see the wheels on that one...LOL The two early versions of IV and III look so simuliar....thats why I count wheels...... (Except when you CAN"T see em) I stand corrected...(And FREELY admit it!)


And here you can see the similarities....that's why I count wheels
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Ok I can see the wheels on that one...LOL The two early versions of IV and III look so simuliar....thats why I count wheels...... (Except when you CAN"T see em) I stand corrected...(And FREELY admit it!)


And here you can see the similarities....that's why I count wheels
They are very similar. I'm learning not to trust captions that go with some of these photos, so to check on this I turned around to my wall shelf. I have a model of the IV sitting on a tow trailer. But for the comparison photo I turned to von Senger's "Panzers", he has not let me down yet.
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Good Idea! I use my Panzer encyclopedia by Jentz
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A Pz. IV destroyed during transport along with its flatbed



A JS-2 smashed in Poland, 1944
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Scrap Metal Photo Challenge #4



What famous figure was connected to this wreck?
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A Panzer III destroyed near Flavion, year unknown



An Aussie "Digger" with a knocked out Italian M13/40 tank in the Western Desert



A GI checks out a JagdPanzer IV destroyed in Belgium, 1944
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Two photographs of German field guns showing the effects of breech explosions

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