Two Panzer V 'Panther' on a village square in Poland. The tanks belong to the 3rd SS-Panzer-Division 'Totenkopf' (watch the little death's head above the right track of the tank in the front). By-passing horses on a truck marvel.
Siedlce/Poland, late July 1944.
(Bundesarchiv Bild 101I-695-0419-03A)

Panthers on Polish village square

Panther 435 in a russian forest. The tactical number 435 means: 4th company, 3rd platoon, tank 5.

Panzer V 'Panther' in a russian forest

A column of German Jagdpanzer V 'Jagdpanther' advances through open terrain in Russia. Watch the patchy Zimmerit coating, a protection of magnetical hollow charges. The Jagdpanther was definitely one of the best tank destroyers of WW2 but was produced in too little numbers. Only 392 Jagdpanther were handed over to the Wehrmacht.