German Einheitsdiesel three-axle light truck mounting a field kitchen, this time in one piece, Army Group Guderian (2nd Panzer Group), Army Group Centre, Russia, Summer 1941.  Best regards, JR.

Einheitsdiesel mess truck in better shape ...

German mess truck (note the smoke stack) blazes in Poland, 1939.  The truck is an example of the Henschel-designed 6 by 6 Einheitsdiesel "light cross-country standardised truck", which, apart from Henschel, was also produced, from 1937 to 1940, by several other German motor vehicle manufacturers.  It was probably the closest the Germans came to producing a truly standard military truck.  These vehicles were used in a wide range of roles, including mess truck/field kitchen, as here.  Best regards, JR.

Lunch is off ...

"Kleine Feldkuche Hf.14" in operation.  Note the "wagon wheels".  While many of these were truck-mounted, the majority were mounted on carriages like this, suitable for towing by trucks or (more often than not) horses.  Best regards, JR.