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Convoy
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A convoy of Panzer tanks,unknown location
Recent comments
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So there is more than one 211 panther, learn something new everyday.
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First number for the company, second one for the platoon, third one for the vehicle.
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In that case my checking was wrong, were turret numbers unique to a tank or unique to a unit/group?
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Early Panther D (see cuppola), used in Eastern Front, 1943 probably, as they have their whole armor plates.
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This is Panther Ausf.D. I don't believe that any D models were used in the Battle of the Bulge. More likely Ausf. A and G.
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If my checking is correct then it was used by the 1st SS in the Battle of the Bulge and is now in a musem in france.
Yes, generally there would have been a Panther "211" in every German tank regiment, as long as the regiment's first battalion was equipped with Panthers.