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Old April 22nd, 2008, 02:44 PM
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heres one for the wrecked panzer club
Nice one! If you look further back in this thread we have a Sherman with a tree growing out of it.
I think I recall reading those were given to some of Germany's allies as dug in pill boxes toward the end of the war as the Soviets were approaching.
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Not sure if the soldat in the foreground was surrendering or wounded, but the Panzer IV in the background was out of the fight.
Perhaps he was surrendering. Could that be a Russian woman to the left in the background?
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Based on the location of the shot, it probably killed him.
Sorry, I was being facetious.
Horch, I'm sure you meant no disrespect to the dead. I was just pointing out the driver most likely died instantly. I apologize if that sounded like an admonishment, it was not intended as such
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A smashed Soviet SU, date and location unknown





A destroyed Panzer III, possibly IV, France 1940
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Based on the location of the shot, it probably killed him.
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I didn't take it in a bad way. I just figured you might have thought I was being stupid. And you are correct,no disrespect was intended at all.
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A badly damaged Panzer IV Ausf. H, date and location unknown
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Destroyed and damaged American equipment on the beach at Iwo Jima
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Destroyed and damaged American equipment on the beach at Iwo Jima
What a fantastic pic with Mt. Surabachi in the back ground!
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Destroyed and damaged American equipment on the beach at Iwo Jima
What a fantastic pic with Mt. Surabachi in the back ground!
When I found it I spent about 15 minutes checking it out on full screen. It reminded me a bit of Dunkirk, only with the vehicles facing in the other direction.
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With the cranes there and everything bunched up (in the background also)it could be after the fact. Salvaging what was left perhaps?
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