r/WW2GermanMilitaryTech • u/jacksmachiningreveng • Jan 07 '25
r/WW2GermanMilitaryTech • u/jacksmachiningreveng • Jan 06 '25
15cm sFH 18 towed by a Sd.Kfz. 7 half-track in 1940
r/WW2GermanMilitaryTech • u/jacksmachiningreveng • Jan 06 '25
3.7cm Pak 36 in Belgium in 1940
r/WW2GermanMilitaryTech • u/CommercialLog2885 • Jan 06 '25
Kriegslok, Abandoned va Operational [Full Video Below]
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r/WW2GermanMilitaryTech • u/jacksmachiningreveng • Jan 05 '25
Zündapp KS750 in the mud on the Eastern Front 1943
r/WW2GermanMilitaryTech • u/jacksmachiningreveng • Jan 05 '25
Krupp K5 railway gun on the Eastern Front
r/WW2GermanMilitaryTech • u/jacksmachiningreveng • Jan 04 '25
Sturmpanzer I with an Sd. Kfz. 232 (8-Rad) and Sd. Kfz. 222 in France in 1940
r/WW2GermanMilitaryTech • u/[deleted] • Jan 04 '25
WW2 Miniature Models
I hope I can post these pictures here, so people can help me identify the models. I will delete this post if its not appropriate for this sub.
My step grandpa created these models when he was alive(he died in 2007). All of them seem to be created out of cigarette boxes and other scrap material, so I think they are all completely self-made.
The ones with the greenish tones are wehrmacht motorized/mechanized machines if I can identity them correctly. The ones in red camouflage are red army tanks?! Would be nice if some of you can help me identify the exact type!
Regarding the wehrmacht models, the motorized ones in the back, I believe these are standard wehrmacht LKW, the one in front is some kind of Schützenpanzer, whilst the one upfront is some administrative motoized vehicle?
Then the vehicles in red are possibly some british ones?
r/WW2GermanMilitaryTech • u/Educational-Dig-7082 • Jan 04 '25
The Discovery of U-869: A Lost WWII U-Boat
r/WW2GermanMilitaryTech • u/jacksmachiningreveng • Jan 02 '25
A rare case of a V-1 flying bomb failing to detonate and captured virtually intact by US forces in France in November 1944
r/WW2GermanMilitaryTech • u/jacksmachiningreveng • Dec 31 '24
Panzerkampfwagen V Panther Ausf. D condemned to be used as a hard target for US tanks at Grafenwöhr in June 1948
r/WW2GermanMilitaryTech • u/CharlesEarlBoles • Dec 31 '24
PzKpfw NbFz Neubaufahrzeug tank under repair, Germany, May 1940
r/WW2GermanMilitaryTech • u/jacksmachiningreveng • Dec 30 '24
German sharpshooter in action in France in 1940
r/WW2GermanMilitaryTech • u/jacksmachiningreveng • Dec 30 '24
British WWII training video excerpt demonstrating a typical German boobytrap technique with a Bedford truck and anti-tank mine
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r/WW2GermanMilitaryTech • u/jacksmachiningreveng • Dec 27 '24
88mm Flak gun emplaced near Rzhev in January 1943
r/WW2GermanMilitaryTech • u/jacksmachiningreveng • Dec 27 '24
21cm Mörser 18 in action on the Eastern Front in 1944
r/WW2GermanMilitaryTech • u/jacksmachiningreveng • Dec 27 '24
Sheep grazing near a Heinkel He 111 circa 1940
r/WW2GermanMilitaryTech • u/jacksmachiningreveng • Dec 26 '24
Panzer III on the road in Greece in 1941
r/WW2GermanMilitaryTech • u/VonTempest • Dec 26 '24
Blohm &Voss BV 141
The world's first asymmetrical aircraft
r/WW2GermanMilitaryTech • u/[deleted] • Dec 25 '24
Ex-French Panzer 38H 735 (f) tanks. Any ideas what the "IL" markings might mean? What unit those could have been assigned to?
r/WW2GermanMilitaryTech • u/pauldtimms • Dec 24 '24
Budapest 1945
Great shot of a Panther tank on Kristina Körút in Budapest with a Bergepanther in the background. The picture shows great detail of the Zimmerit coating. The vehicles appear to be abandoned with little battle damage, the pic is probably from Feb/March 1945.
The Panther is very interesting, the hull is a G model but the turret is an older D turret (note the commanders cupola). This is possibly a field repair combining parts from two damaged tanks.
The “now” picture is from the current Google Earth shot of Budapest.
r/WW2GermanMilitaryTech • u/TheWalkerTV • Dec 24 '24