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Re: Identify this tank
I'd say that it's an early M5.
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Re: Identify this tank
In fact, I've checked it up with one of my books now n' it's a late M5A1.
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Well, this time I have another unidentified tank. This one is a tank destroyer. I think it might be a Hetzer, but I don't know.
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Re: Identify this tank
Das ist ein Panzerjäger 38(t).
Incorrectly known here as a Hetzer.
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What do you meadn incorrectly identified as "Hetzer" I do believe that is what the Panzerjaeger 38t is called, is it not.
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Re: Identify this tank
It's true! The Sd.Kfz.138/2 Panzerjäger 38(t) wasn't officially named Hetzer as that name was listed for the Entwicklung E-10 that was on paper.
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Re: Identify this tank
this a swedish g13 produced by germany for sweden note the diiferent mantlet and the rear idler with many holes which identifies this version and also the fuhrer is in this photo this was taken before the first shipment was shipped to the country
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Yeah, but the other one that is identified as a Panzerjaeger 38t has the same wheel. The mantlet is different, I'll give you that, but it could be early production vs later production.
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Re: Identify this tank
fair enough if you look in last photo that was posted you will notice that the rear idler is concave with roughly 8 large holes that are recessed this signifies a later production version of the hetzer the rear idler in the 1 st photo is slighlty concave and has 12 smaller holes which identify this hetzer as a first production run some the first production run were given to the swedes
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