Vehiculos Militares de todo tipo y epoca

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New tanks leave an armament factory. Panzer III L roll by stacked caterpillar tracks. Oct 15, 1942.

 

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Demonstration of a method to extricate a casualty from the turret of a Matilda tank using slings and a hoist, 7 August 1941.

 

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U.S. T92, self-propelled 240mm gun.

 

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1941 German soldiers examine abandoned Soviet heavy tank KV-2.Perfect target. To the left you can see the light tank flamethrower HT-26 (Chemical T-26) – also abandoned

 

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Panther crew being transported with their tank to France in June 1944

 

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Versuchsflakwagen (VFW) con Flak 37 de 88mm

 

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German Wirbelwind Anti-Aircraft Light Tank

 

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Germany’s Minenräumer (Vs.Kfz. 617) was a prototype armoured vehicle designed jointly by Krupp, Daimler-Benz and Alkett and built by Alkett; the purpose of the vehicle was clearing mine fields. Although the vehicle never went to production, the prototype survives and is on display at the Kubinka tank museum in Russia

 

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German Karl-Gerät self-propelled howitzer 'Ziu' bombarding Polish positions in Warsaw from Sowinski Park at the edge of the city, Poland, 18 Aug-21 Sep 1944

 

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British paratrooper, getting ready for action with the 'Wellbike'

 

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Guzzi - The “Alce” (Elk), was replaced in 1943 with the Super Alce, which had much success with new features. The introduction of a handle bar mounted Breda 30 light machine gun was one of these features. This was adopted by the Bersaglieri motorcyclist in 1940. Obviously, this machine gun could only be operated when the motorcycle was idle.

 

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An Auxiliary Territorial Service (ATS) motorcycle dispatch rider, Northern Ireland, 26 September 1941

 

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A Sexton 25-pounder self-propelled gun of 11th Armoured Division crosses the River Seine on a Bailey bridge, 30 August 1944.

 

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A Cromwell tank crew of 4th County of London Yeomanry, 7th Armoured Division, preparing a meal in front of their vehicle, 17 June 1944. Left to right: Trooper Arthur Nelson, Trooper William Leonard and Sergeant A Gordon.

 

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Italian Semovente ( selfpropelled gun) da 75/18, inspired by the Wehrmacht's Sturmgeschutz.

 

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T 34 in the Bosnian War

 

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