Panthers with the plow was only used in clearing street in probably Nuremberg it was somwhere speculated that this Panther D was converted by MAN during an overhaul because there's no gun some other tanks (a few P III and P IV, not the VI, writing error in the german text of the picture) 
were also used with a plow, mainly used by fire brigades.

PantherSchauf Ausf D - Fire Brigade [2]

If I understand German language of that page correctly, these kind of bulldozer panzers were used as parts of fire brigades that cleared rubble created by Allied air raids.

Panther with the plow was only used in clearing street in probably Nuremberg it was somwhere speculated that this Panther D was converted by MAN during an overhaul because there's no gun 
some other tanks (a few P III and P IV, not the VI, writing error in the german text of the picture) 
were also used with a plow, mainly used by fire brigades 

As far as I know it there was no usage of such tanks in combat units but as always with the german Wehrmacht, You learn every day something new about it.

PantherSchauf Ausf D - Fire Brigade [1]

Von Manteuffel died in Reith im Alpbachtal, Tyrol, Austria. He left the legacy of being the 24th of only 27 holders of the Knight's Cross with Oak Leaves, Swords, and Diamonds. His ability to leverage the speed of German tanks set a new standard in the doctrines of modern mobile warfare. He published a unit history of the 7th Panzer Division in 1965, a text on modern warfare in 1970, and a photographic history of the 7th Panzer Division in 1978.His leadership abilities were deeply respected even by his former enemies, best demonstrated by a 1968 invitation from United States Military Academy at West Point for him to lecture to its cadets.
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