Last week I was in the German tank museum in the city Munster. On Monday I wanted to drive with a friend but Martin has canceled. I have nevertheless driven with my two nephews. On Thursday Martin has spoken on the phone to me and asked whether I come along on Friday. The museum is very big, you needed more time than one day to look at everything and therefore I have gone once again.
I show photos of four well known German tanks in this post. Within the next days I show further and even rarer German tanks. In addition photos of the uniform from Field Marshal Erwin Rommel and many many more...
This is a Panzer III design M(Ausfuehrung M).
It was manufactured in the year 1942 and was a part of the German Afrika Korps. The tank was destroyed by the crew west of Tunis in May 1943.
This is a Panzer IV design G(Ausfuehrung G).
It was manufactured in September 1942 ansd served with the 15. Panzerdivision in North Africa.
The tank was captured by British troops in the end of 1942.
This is a Panzer V design A(Ausfuehrung A) "Panther".
It is a leader tank with radio equipment.
France sold the "Panther" in 1946 to Sweden. The tank served until the year 1961 in the Swedish Army.
This is a Panzer VI B design B (Ausfuehrung B) "Tiger II".
The Tiger II was also called "King-Tiger"
All tanks are roadworthy, the Tiger II unfortunately not.
The pictures can be looked big, with a click on the pic. If somebody liked to see detail pictures from these tanks, then write an email to me.
JgStephan@email.de
