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Offline Invincible

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Re: Beutepanzers and WWII weapons used post-war
« Reply #30 on: 25-04-2010, 15:04:07 »

I really like the painting on this one!
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Re: Beutepanzers and WWII weapons used post-war
« Reply #31 on: 02-05-2010, 12:05:20 »
Somewhere in Serbia, present day.



Archer tank, Egypt, 1995



I have no idea where or when, but it looks recent.


Sakhalin - kuriles


Somewhere in Russia, present day.


Not a clue where, but looks recent.


Somewhere....



More to come, next week maybe...


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Re: Beutepanzers and WWII weapons used post-war
« Reply #32 on: 02-05-2010, 13:05:22 »


Dutch  L-180 Landsverk armored Command Car captured by German Forces.





DAF M39 in Poland. (Dutch-made Vehicles all captured unharmed by the Germans).
These vehicle where supposed the best, the dutch had to offer.

With a topspeed of 75 km/h,A 37 mm Bofors cannon and 3 extra lewis guns, gave it good specifications for there time. 13 where build and while the Germans attacked in may 1940 they where on the moves towards Rotterdam, they never came in time. non survived the war :(.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M39_Pantserwagen






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Re: Beutepanzers and WWII weapons used post-war
« Reply #33 on: 02-05-2010, 14:05:19 »
I think in post war shermans are those the most powerful ones...

Revenge?
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Re: Beutepanzers and WWII weapons used post-war
« Reply #34 on: 02-05-2010, 17:05:23 »


You can see this is a German He-111 captured and re-purposed with USAAF markings.  Picture is more than likely modern, but the caption says this was shot down and converted during the war.


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Re: Beutepanzers and WWII weapons used post-war
« Reply #35 on: 02-05-2010, 23:05:30 »
This Heinkel, a He 111H-20/R1 paratroop transport was acquired by the USAAF in May 1945, it now resides in the RAF Museum Hendon, one of a handful of complete, original He 111's worldwide.

The history of the aircraft:

http://www.rafmuseum.org.uk/london/collections/aircraft/aircraft_histories/78-AF-1033%20%20Heinkel%20111.pdf

Quote from: siben on 02-05-2010, 12:05:20

I have no idea where or when, but it looks recent.


Chile, the Sherman is an M51.
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Re: Beutepanzers and WWII weapons used post-war
« Reply #36 on: 06-05-2010, 15:05:57 »
The pitures of those panzers in Rumania make me sad. :(
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Re: Beutepanzers and WWII weapons used post-war
« Reply #37 on: 06-05-2010, 15:05:18 »
Quote from: Admiral Donutz on 06-05-2010, 15:05:57
The pitures of those panzers in Rumania make me sad. :(

Its just a pile of iron, picture of concentration camps and dead civilians, those make me sad.
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Re: Beutepanzers and WWII weapons used post-war
« Reply #38 on: 06-05-2010, 16:05:31 »
Quote from: Admiral Donutz on 06-05-2010, 15:05:57
The pitures of those panzers in Rumania make me sad. :(

First thing going through my mind seeing those picture's was: ''Ha!, not so tough looking now, are we?''
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Re: Beutepanzers and WWII weapons used post-war
« Reply #39 on: 10-05-2010, 15:05:38 »
Since I sayed weapons, this is what I came across today, should make you guys happy!:

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Members of the Civilian Auxilliary Forces Geographical Unit, a militia group under the command of the Philippine Army, leave their detachment guarding a small village for a routine foot patrol near the provincial capitol of southern Maguindanao province on the eve of national and local elections on May 9, 2010. Armed with World War II-era M-1 Garand rifles, the government militiamen are helping to secure the elections amid intense rivalry among candidates that has made politics a bloodsport in the Philippines.
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Re: Beutepanzers and WWII weapons used post-war
« Reply #40 on: 10-05-2010, 17:05:12 »
For some strange reason I'd like to be a Philippine citizen.
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Re: Beutepanzers and WWII weapons used post-war
« Reply #41 on: 11-05-2010, 02:05:27 »
Quote from: Steel_Lion_FIN on 10-05-2010, 17:05:12
For some strange reason I'd like to be a Philippine citizen.

I'd have to agree...
The phillipines so much more appealing to go to now..
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Re: Beutepanzers and WWII weapons used post-war
« Reply #42 on: 11-05-2010, 17:05:45 »
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I'm tempted to take it, then restore it :/

Good luck getting that tank out of London Plan your escape route here

You'd be better off trying to steal the F1A from Jeermey Clarksons front lawn.
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Re: Beutepanzers and WWII weapons used post-war
« Reply #43 on: 11-05-2010, 17:05:42 »
Lol, if you ask for directions to get from that tank to Exeter by walking, it takes you via Guernsey ???
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Re: Beutepanzers and WWII weapons used post-war
« Reply #44 on: 13-05-2010, 01:05:29 »
Panther tanks in the french army.

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