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Offline FlyGuy45

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Re: Beutepanzers and WWII weapons used post-war
« Reply #45 on: 13-05-2010, 02:05:35 »
http://img261.imageshack.us/img261/4896/m3625uv3.jpg

Seems to have a strange turret, or lacking a gun?
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Re: Beutepanzers and WWII weapons used post-war
« Reply #46 on: 13-05-2010, 12:05:46 »
Small alteration the Belgian army did to T16 Universal carriers (made in Canada, '43 till '45) in the 50's. They gave it a 90mm Gun. This could have been an allied hetzer if they would have modified it earlier :p
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Re: Beutepanzers and WWII weapons used post-war
« Reply #47 on: 13-05-2010, 12:05:47 »
I wonder how good that machine performed
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Re: Beutepanzers and WWII weapons used post-war
« Reply #48 on: 13-05-2010, 12:05:11 »
damn that thing would have been epic in ww2, with for example a 76mm gun on it! woah!

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Re: Beutepanzers and WWII weapons used post-war
« Reply #49 on: 13-05-2010, 12:05:18 »
Quote from: FlyGuy45 on 13-05-2010, 02:05:35
http://img261.imageshack.us/img261/4896/m3625uv3.jpg

Seems to have a strange turret, or lacking a gun?

Maybe the guy is in front of the gun, as it isn't that impressive in size or maybe it's removed because as Invincible said, it's a command version. Can't confirm that but I'll trust his sources  ;D

Look a tiny puny gun:

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Re: Beutepanzers and WWII weapons used post-war
« Reply #50 on: 14-05-2010, 10:05:49 »
SU-100 incident, Moscow, few day ago.









More victory parade pictures.




Just tought i should share it here :)
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Re: Beutepanzers and WWII weapons used post-war
« Reply #51 on: 14-05-2010, 11:05:32 »
Quote from: siben on 13-05-2010, 12:05:46
Small alteration the Belgian army did to T16 Universal carriers (made in Canada, '43 till '45) in the 50's. They gave it a 90mm Gun. This could have been an allied hetzer if they would have modified it earlier :p


It's actually based on a Loyd Carrier. More akin to Marder than a Hetzer imo.

Quote from: siben on 14-05-2010, 10:05:49
SU-100 incident, Moscow, few day ago.



How the hell did they manage to do that, i hope the commander didn't come to a squishy fate.

As an aside, the T-34/85's and SU-100's are Model 1969's, hence the T-55 style starfish roadwheels.
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Re: Beutepanzers and WWII weapons used post-war
« Reply #52 on: 14-05-2010, 13:05:08 »
Heh, the evidence is left behind in the bottom left of the corner (look near the telephoning guy's left leg).
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Re: Beutepanzers and WWII weapons used post-war
« Reply #53 on: 14-05-2010, 13:05:12 »
@sillian,: I said Hetzer because it has like twice the speed of the Marder, it is also a lot lower then the Marder.

For the SU-100, it is very likely a loading incident of you ask me, it probably drove improperly on the truck, skid of the side and capsized. That bottle could be the reason for it :p

I did not know they still made those in 1969, lol, i just tought they were WW2.
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Re: Beutepanzers and WWII weapons used post-war
« Reply #54 on: 14-05-2010, 15:05:10 »
Quote from: siben on 14-05-2010, 13:05:12
I did not know they still made those in 1969, lol, i just tought they were WW2.

Why would they change a completely working design? When it comes obsolete, it's another matter.
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Re: Beutepanzers and WWII weapons used post-war
« Reply #55 on: 14-05-2010, 15:05:32 »
Quote from: Steel_Lion_FIN on 14-05-2010, 15:05:10
Quote from: siben on 14-05-2010, 13:05:12
I did not know they still made those in 1969, lol, i just tought they were WW2.
Why would they change a completely working design? When it comes obsolete, it's another matter.
Not quite. Half a minute of wiki-fu gives this explanation:
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By the end of 1945, over 57,000 T-34s had been built: 34,780 original T-34 tanks in 1940–44, and another 22,559 T-34-85s in 1944–45 (The Russian Battlefield 1998a, 1998b). --- In 1946, after the war, 2,701 T-34s were built, and large-scale production ceased. Production was restarted under licence in Poland (1951–55) and Czechoslovakia (1951–58), where 1,380 and 3,185 T-34-85s were made, respectively, by 1956. --- In the late 1960s, Soviet T-34-85s underwent a modernization program (T-34-85M) for export and reserve service, being retrofitted with drivetrain components from the T-54/55 series tanks—a testament to the level of standardisation in Soviet tank design.
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Re: Beutepanzers and WWII weapons used post-war
« Reply #56 on: 04-06-2010, 12:06:15 »
A lot of treasures still to be found on Eastern Europe scrapheaps.

















Note: Falschirmjager helmets: Found in a "big holl" in Holland:


















http://www.lerenfort.fsnet.co.uk/Exhibits%20list.htm
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Re: Beutepanzers and WWII weapons used post-war
« Reply #57 on: 04-06-2010, 13:06:25 »
Quote from: siben on 13-05-2010, 12:05:46
Small alteration the Belgian army did to T16 Universal carriers (made in Canada, '43 till '45) in the 50's. They gave it a 90mm Gun. This could have been an allied hetzer if they would have modified it earlier :p



oh hey take a guess where that one was stationed at
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Re: Beutepanzers and WWII weapons used post-war
« Reply #58 on: 04-06-2010, 13:06:38 »
I don't know, I know there is one in the KLM-MRA in Brussels and probably some more in the Depots of Kapellen and Visenaken.
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Re: Beutepanzers and WWII weapons used post-war
« Reply #59 on: 04-06-2010, 14:06:41 »
nah i mean operational , the shield on the right shows brigade piron lion which means it was stationed in the BSD :)
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