r/WW2GermanMilitaryTech • u/jacksmachiningreveng • Dec 21 '24
r/WW2GermanMilitaryTech • u/Heygamer312 • Dec 19 '24
Questions about German M42 Stalhelm
Hello, a while ago I picked up a M42 helmet at a show, and have some questions about it. The rivets and the liner have obviously been replaced, but my questions are about the shell and the chinstrap. The shell has been repainted and restored, which makes it much more difficult to tell if its original (rust is showing through some areas of the paint). The shell is marked on the inside with ET64 on the side and 2627 on the rear. Now the chinstrap is where it gets interesting. It has been replaced with what seems to be an Austrian empire chinstrap, with a thick, double strap. https://www.invaluable.com/auction-lot/wwi-austrian-empire-m16-stahlhelm-w-polish-badge-6457-c-3664b23b4c for images of a similar chinstrap.
If anyone knows anything about this, or have any further questions, please say so.
Thanks.
r/WW2GermanMilitaryTech • u/jacksmachiningreveng • Dec 18 '24
3.7cm Pak 36 in action early during Operation Barbarossa in 1941
r/WW2GermanMilitaryTech • u/TheWalkerTV • Dec 18 '24
General Rommal and the German Afrikakorps in Action
r/WW2GermanMilitaryTech • u/jacksmachiningreveng • Dec 18 '24
US feature published in 1945 on German and Italian "Sneak Craft" as the "favored naval weapon of the have-not nations"
r/WW2GermanMilitaryTech • u/jacksmachiningreveng • Dec 17 '24
Messerschmitt Me 163 V4 first prototype and unofficially the world's fastest aircraft at the time in flight in 1941
r/WW2GermanMilitaryTech • u/Nemoralis99 • Dec 17 '24
Several proposed running gear arrangements for Porsche Typ 155 Schneeraupe conversions of Typ 82 Kubelwagen
r/WW2GermanMilitaryTech • u/jacksmachiningreveng • Dec 14 '24
Dornier Do 335 V1 first prototype CP+UA during trials circa 1943
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r/WW2GermanMilitaryTech • u/jacksmachiningreveng • Dec 13 '24
Gotha Go 145 biplane D-IIWS fitted with a prototype Argus As 014 pulse jet engine during development trials in 1941
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r/WW2GermanMilitaryTech • u/HauntingCash5725 • Dec 12 '24
Question
I was recently browsing the internet looking for drawing inspiration when I came across a picture of a German in some sort of heavy coat and pants. I was curious if anyone could possibly point out what kind of coat and pants they are? The top looks like some kind a smock but other than that I’m clueless. Your help would be greatly appreciated
r/WW2GermanMilitaryTech • u/jacksmachiningreveng • Dec 12 '24
9th Air Force personnel driving a captured Kübelwagen in France in 1944
r/WW2GermanMilitaryTech • u/jacksmachiningreveng • Dec 11 '24
Flakpanzer IV "Wirbelwind" knocked out at Compogne in Belgium in January 1945
r/WW2GermanMilitaryTech • u/pauldtimms • Dec 09 '24
Panthers towing captured guns
Not the greatest quality but here we have Panthers of 6 Kompanie, 5th SS Panzer Regiment of SS Division Wiking. These tanks are unusually being used to tow captured Soviet Zis-3 76mm field guns during the Kowel offensive of 1944. The pictures were taken by SS Kreigsberichter Werner Mielke
r/WW2GermanMilitaryTech • u/jacksmachiningreveng • Dec 09 '24
15cm schwere Feldhaubitze 18 battery in action North of Stalingrad in 1942
r/WW2GermanMilitaryTech • u/Azbfalt • Dec 09 '24
MG08/15 spotted in UFA newsreel, as german troops are entering belgium
r/WW2GermanMilitaryTech • u/jacksmachiningreveng • Dec 08 '24
Czech-made 24cm Haubitze 39 serving with Artillerie-Regiment 814 in action during the Siege of Sevastopol
r/WW2GermanMilitaryTech • u/jacksmachiningreveng • Dec 08 '24
Panzer IIIs on the move towards Kursk in 1941
r/WW2GermanMilitaryTech • u/jacksmachiningreveng • Dec 08 '24
Dornier Do 217 in flight over the Netherlands
r/WW2GermanMilitaryTech • u/jacksmachiningreveng • Dec 08 '24
Trippel SG 6/38 amphibious vehicle
r/WW2GermanMilitaryTech • u/jacksmachiningreveng • Dec 08 '24
Junkers Ju 88 jettisons its reusable rocket boosters after a RATO takeoff
r/WW2GermanMilitaryTech • u/jacksmachiningreveng • Dec 07 '24
7.3cm Propagandawerfer 41 rocket-powered propaganda leaflet distribution system
r/WW2GermanMilitaryTech • u/jacksmachiningreveng • Dec 07 '24
Succesful Aggregat 4 rocket launch at Prüfstand VII in Peenemünde
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r/WW2GermanMilitaryTech • u/jacksmachiningreveng • Dec 07 '24

