hi all
Found this interesting Stug3 picture taken in Denmark around 1943/1944
Gun is stored on the rear together with part of the mantlet. Quality of the pictures is quite amazing
StuG III 1:1 pictures
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Re: StuG III 1:1 pictures
That's an odd photo. The barrel wasn't something a crew would routinely 'unscrew' and stow on the rear of the vehicle. I'd
be curious to know what was going on behind this photo.
Jerry
be curious to know what was going on behind this photo.
Jerry
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Re: StuG III 1:1 pictures
I wonder if it was faulty and the way to be repaired.
Or had recently been de-trained and they'd removed the barrels to park them closer together ?
Adrian.
Or had recently been de-trained and they'd removed the barrels to park them closer together ?
Adrian.
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Re: StuG III 1:1 pictures
I only noticed the barrel the second time I saw the picture. ![Smile :-)](./images/smilies/icon_smile.gif)
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