A Borgward "Goliath" and his operator (lower left side) testing it out, Soviet Union, near Kowel, April 19 1944.
(Bundesarchiv Bild 101III-Ahrens-026-12)

The Terminators Grandfather

Panzer III of German 5th Panzer-Division advancing on a railroad embankment in northern Greece, April 1941.

5th Panzer-Division in northern Greece

The PzKpfw II Ausf L “Luchs” (Lynx) was a light reconnaissance tank developed on a modified Panzer II chassis. Approximately 100 PzKpfw II Ausf L were built from September 1943 to January 1944 and issued to the reconnaissance detachments of the German panzer divisions. The PzKpfw II Ausf L was designated SdKfz 123 and was also known as the Panzerspähwagen II.
The Allies captured several PzKpfw II Ausf L in Normandy in the summer of 1944, and this picture of a captured PzKpfw II Ausf L from the 116th Panzer Division was included in a SHAEF intelligence publication on German tanks. (photo and caption adapted from lonesentry.com)