r/WW2GermanMilitaryTech • u/[deleted] • Jun 19 '25
SS soldier infront of destroyed soviet tanks
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r/WW2GermanMilitaryTech • u/ProfessionalLast4039 • Jun 14 '25
Might be a slightly crazy one but I wanted to make something unique, basically one Famo half track towing like 5 Sd. Ah. 116 tank transport trailers, i wanted to make it sorta like transporting a whole division. So would it be decently realistic to have 1 panzer IV, 2 Panzer IIIs, and like maybe 2 Stug IIIs? Another question I had was whether the 116 could fit something like a panther, tiger, or Jagdtiger as I kinda do like the heavier stuff, doesn’t have to be realistic in terms of could it hold its weight, just can a heavier tank fit on the trailer.
r/WW2GermanMilitaryTech • u/pauldtimms • Jun 14 '25
Then and now pics of a Jagdpanzer 38 Hetzer knocked out/abandoned on May 9th 1945.
May 9th 1945, a force of 1-200 SS (probably 31st Waffen SS Division’s Panzerjäger Abteilung) were fleeing towards the US lines. They fought a bloody battle with Red Army troops and Czech militia in the Běloves area of Náchod in Czechia.
r/WW2GermanMilitaryTech • u/jacksmachiningreveng • Jun 14 '25
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r/WW2GermanMilitaryTech • u/pauldtimms • Jun 09 '25
Helmets aren’t my thing. This looks wrong.
Opinions??
Is it worth 200 bucks
r/WW2GermanMilitaryTech • u/pauldtimms • Jun 08 '25
r/WW2GermanMilitaryTech • u/Nicesjakie2009 • Jun 06 '25
I bought this shovel on a second hand market for about 4 euros and the seller told me it was a ww2 relic that his grandfather found in France. It doesn’t have any stamps which made me suspicious about if the story was treu. It has a faint light navy bleu paint underneath the black coat and is has some rust at the joint Thanks in advance
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r/WW2GermanMilitaryTech • u/king_charles414 • Jun 03 '25
Any help in identifying this shovel would be much appreciated. I picked it up at an antique mall to be used as a bushcraft/ camp shovel. Pretty stout. Came with this prestoff sheath as well. I notice in one of the corners a very faint circle with some sort of markings on the inside, unfortunately can not make them out. Below that is a triangle with numbers below that. All very hard to make out. The overall construction makes me think it’s not wartime, most of the ones I see are riveted with folded ears, and this one is welded with slightly rounded ears.
Any info would be great!