Great map and all, but just curious and no harm intended, but what's the reasoning behind Jagdpanther on Seelow Heights? Tiger II is ok (in a sense, Tiger I would be historically more accurate), but why Jagdpanther when the most nearby JP unit was located in the northern Germany?

April 1945

II./Pz.Lehr.Rgt. 130 = 35 from H.Za.  on 7. Apr. 1945 (unit deployed separately from Pz.Lehr-Div.)
SS-Kampfgruppe 'Wiking' = 7  on 8. Apr. 1945 taken over directly at MNH in Hannover
s.H.Pz.Jg.Abt. 655 = 10 from H.Za.  on 8. Apr. 1945
Pz.Div. 'Clausewitz' = 5 from H.Za.  on 14. Apr. 1945
s.H.Pz.Jg.Abt. 559 = 10 from H.Za.  on 17. Apr. 1945 (subordinated to 7. Pz.Div.)
s.H.Pz.Jg.Abt. 559 = 9 from H.Za.  on 21. Apr. 1945 (subordinated to 7. Pz.Div.)

I always enjoy the picture of the day! Where do you find such gems?

Happy to hear! Pictures come from various sources, from own collection (books, photographs), fellow collectors, archives (NARA, ECPAD, TsAMO, museums...), misc WWII groups and such.

"StuG 40 in September 1944 after uparmouring."

Ps.531-30, served as a training vehicle during the war.

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Miss Julie Santos, one of many Manila girls who serves coffee at the YMCA to American soldiers, offers a try to Pvt. Ruben Leibovitz, left front; Pfc. Garrett Scott, driver, and Sgt. Ben Pittitan, a former Filipino scout and guerrilla who joined the 37th Div. after they landed in the north. Manila, P.I., 7 February 1945.

StuG IV (12.44-01.45 prod.) from 4. Panzerdivision, destroyed by Il-2 in the south of Kielpin, mid-February 1945.

Yup, there were no factory-issued StuG IVs with coaxial. Even with the late production StuG III Ausf. G, only a part of delivered vehicles were equipped with a coaxial MG.

The 73rd Separate Guards Heavy Tank Regiment, Petsamo-Kirkenes 1944.

Finnish troops and StuG.Brig. 303, June 1944. The StuG was assembled in the spring of '44 by Alkett.