Argentine F9F Panther lay destroyed after being shot up by Argentine Shermans during the Azules vs Colorados infighting, 1962.

The Azules vs Colorados (Blues vs Reds) was a small scale armed conflict between slightly leaning Peronist Army and Air Force officers and generals and the anti-Peronist Navy officers. The Army and Air Force (Blue) officers wanted to include the Peronists in the resolution of social conflicts (Peronism was banned after Perón fled the country following the "Revolución Libertadora" in 1955). Meanwhile, the Navy (Red) was heavily anti-Peronist as they were the ones responsibles for the Bombing of Plaza de Mayo in June 1955, leaving 300 civilians dead, during the "first" government of Juan Domingo Perón.

The fighting was rather sporadic, with several skirmishes between the two forces. At the end, the Reds, the Navy, insurgents were defeated and they lost power after the 1963 National Elections.

I recall the Germans being very inconsistent on their kill reports. People often bring up the "Ferdinand had a 10:1 kill ratio" and I just laugh my ass off. No way that monument to human stupidity had that kill ratio.

Defenders of Anhalter Bahnhof, Berlin. 24 April 1945

Any more information on that one?. I'm curious. Very curious.

Ah German Engineering, the Maus had to be lifted in order to provide maintenance to it's tracks.

Apparently they're Waffen SS in Prague, 1945.

Group photograph of Spartacist militia during the fighting in Berlin in January 1919, during the Spartacist Uprising.