141 x Flakpanzer 38(t) were completed by B.M.M. between 11.1943-02.1944. 84 deployed in Normandy were lost by the end of August 1944, and only three Flakpanzer 38(t) with the 2.Pz.Div. and six with the 17.SS-Pz.Div. were available on the Western Front on December 1944.

During fighting on 29 July 1944, according to units own report, 18 tanks of all types including T-34s, several IS-2s, and M4A2s, were destroyed in and around the city by the Totenkopf Division, incl. several knocked out by handheld weapons. 

According to the strength report from 13 April 1945, Pz.Dv. "Müncheberg" was equipped with 10 (combat-ready) x Tiger I.
Five were reported as a loss between 15-17 April during the Battle of the Seelow Heights, and the remaining five were destroyed in the south/south-west of Berlin and the Tiergarten by the end of April.

The KO shot penetrated the reinforced 'chin' mantlet at the range of 200 meters - and as seen here, Panthers's tendency to catch fire after being hit remained, until the war's end (something that Panther commanders, and even Guderian himself, noted in their memoirs).