PzKpfw IV Ausf. H tanks from II/Pz. Rgt. 'LAH' moving forward in pairs for mutual protection sometime during Operation Citadelle, Kurks sector, July 1943.

Attack formation

A SdKfz 251/17 mounting a turret 2cm cannon. This rare SdKfz version once belonged to the Fuhrer-Grenadier-Brigade and was probably lost in the fighting for Heiderscheid on Christmas Eve 1944. It was later recovered by ordnance units from Patton's Third Army for a technical evaluation. Ardenne sector, January 1945.

SdKfz 251/17

The graves of three German crewmen next to their destroyed PzKpfw III, said to belong to the 9th Panzer Division, Army Group South, Eastern Front. August 2 or 7, 1941. From left to right it reads: 

Gfr. Gunther Rux(?), Uffz. Heinrich Schnell, Pzsch. Johannes Walther

Gfr. Gunther Rux(?), Uffz. Heinrich Schnell, Pzsch. Johannes Walther
