Picture of the Day

[Seth_Soldier]

[Matthew_Baker]

Dude in the far right isnt sure how to feel about the plans made by the pirate commander.

"I don't see what's so confusing; we rope swing from the trees onto their tanks and use our sabers to fight our way into the steerage where they keep the treasure. I've done this before guys"

[Sander93]

He is just realising he left the stove on back home

[nysä]

Near Kervenheim. 1 March 1945

[nysä]

Capitulation

[Seth_Soldier]

[Torenico]

HMS Prince of Wales and HMS Repulse, 10 December 1941: Photograph taken from a Japanese aircraft during the initial high-level bombing attack. The battlecruiser Repulse, near the bottom of the view, has just been hit by one bomb and near-missed by several more. The battleship Prince of Wales is near the top of the image, generating a considerable amount of smoke. The Japanese writing in the lower right states that the photograph was reproduced by authorization of the Navy Ministry.

[nysä]

[|7th|Nighthawk]

@Seth_Soldier: In your previous post: Are those Lorraines with sIG 33? Those are definitely not 7.5cm guns but it's hard to tell for me whether they have that characteristic "rail" underneath the barrel.

[Matthew_Baker]

Captured Soviet PzKpfw 38(t) Ausf. S was part of a trainload of ten of these tanks being shipped from repair factories in the Moscow area to Maj. Nebylov's Separate Tank Battalion of the 20th Army on the Western Front in July 1942.

[Seth_Soldier]

@Seth_Soldier: In your previous post: Are those Lorraines with sIG 33? Those are definitely not 7.5cm guns but it's hard to tell for me whether they have that characteristic "rail" underneath the barrel.

those are :
15cm s.FH 13/1 (Sf) auf Geschützwagen Lorraine Schlepper(f) SdKfz 135/1

[nysä]

MAN factory refurbished Panther Ausf D with Zimmerit. Near Dachau, 1945

[Leopardi]

[Kerst]

Spoiler

Studienka, 1941.

[Ts4EVER]

Nice! I didnt know those, otherwise I might have requested someone to make that sign. I think you can see which part of the map that is.