Where the hell you found that anyway...I found references to the prototype but nothing more than one line anywhere.
Time for me to put up something....hmm...
Identification censored.
Where the hell you found that anyway...I found references to the prototype but nothing more than one line anywhere.
Time for me to put up something....hmm...
Identification censored.
Is it an Avro Anson Ski-plane, which likely makes it Finnish AF?
It looks very similar, but it's not Anson. Or Avro, although the name of the company is close...
It's Aero Vodochody, model A.304.
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Last edited by Condestável; April 22, 2013 at 12:24 PM.
Correct, Aero A.304. Initially a civilian transport plane, due to lack of interest it was militarized as light bomber. After occupation of Czechoslovakia, Germany and its allies used captured planes in limited amount.
I found it here.
Easy, Sd.Kfz. 254. Also known as Saurer RK-7. Developed for the Austrian army as an artillery tractor, used by the Wehrmacht after the anschluss as an armoured scout car. 140 were built. Also used by the Afrika Korps as an artillery observation vehicle.
Last edited by Jagdpanzer; April 22, 2013 at 05:54 PM.
Right! Gute Jagd
New easy picture.
Just spent on and off an hour trying access this thread... I hope this forum becomes more stable soon.
I shall let that go to hopefully someone new Although at first glance I think the armament may not be so straight forward, we'll see.
Decided to check out where my brother (Sar1n) spends so much time.
75mm M3 Gun Motor Carriage?
*hopes for a 403 NOT appearing*
Uh-oh, this can't be good.
Correct, this is one of four that were used by Darby's rangers in Salerno, Italy 1943. This picture was taken outside Salerno in the Chiunzi pass.75mm M3 Gun Motor Carriage?
+rep and your turn to post a picture.
You lucky .*hopes for a 403 NOT appearing*
Last edited by Jagdpanzer; April 23, 2013 at 06:13 PM.
It's a bit late, I'm kinda tired, can't think of anything really difficult.
Should be easy for anyone just a bit versed in the naval vessels, this particular ship and its commander were the 'heroes' of one of my favorite books as a kid.
King George V class battleship, Hms Howe.
Not sure which book you read as a kid.HM King George VI with Captain C H L Woodhouse ( right), and Admiral Sir John Tovey (left), Commander in Chief, Home Fleet, walking beneath the four 14-inch guns of Y turret on board the battleship HMS HOWE during a visit to the Home Fleet at Scapa Flow.
Last edited by Jagdpanzer; April 23, 2013 at 07:58 PM.
A bit of confusion on my side, but yes, this is correct.
The heroes were Admiral Tovey and a different King George V class ship, in fact the class namer.
New picture. I want to know this unit's name and country.
Correct, picture was taken during an exercise in 1947.
Source: http://forum.worldoftanks-sea.com/in...-panthers/#top
Says su155.jpg as picture name. Is that a derp or a deliberate misleading?
The sueprstructure shape does look soviet - but somehow I get an US vibe from the front (gun, mantlet, reflectors)
Last edited by Hydrazine; April 24, 2013 at 07:22 AM.
Deliberate misleading and it's a European (non-soviet) infantry support gun armed with a 105mm Howitzer firing High explosive and Heat shells (planned as a mid-tier TD in WoT).