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super cutehotzie said:
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anthrax said:
....much like those Tripod kitty pics of yours in the other thread.
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that makes it especially difficult eh
I think a nude or two fragged me from tiny pic
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I think a nude or two fragged me from tiny pic
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must of been the awesome nudes I uploadedanthrax said:
fags
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canadianhotzie said:The Ram 2
good work
now you understand the "supercute" clue?
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jagdpanthertiger88 said:some would consider it a tank hunter more then a tank but one of my favs
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"I recognize that after the battle of Normandy my unit was composed mainly of young, fanatical soldiers. A good deal of them had lost their parents, their sisters and brothers during the bombing. They had seen for themselves in Köln thousands of mangled corpses after a terror raid had passed. Their hatred for the enemy was such, I swear it, I could not always keep it under control." SS Standartenführer Jochen Peiper, 1st SS Panzer Division, Leibstandarte-SS Adolf Hitler
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bunker bustertiger88 said:that jad panther is from 12th ss hitleryouth
here is one
its recon
u ever know of any action with the strumtiger (had the 38cm gun on tiger platform
eastern front exclusive I believe
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In the autumn of 1942, under the influence of heavy fighting in Stalingrad, the concept of a heavy infantry support vehicle designed for street fighting was revived. At the time, the only vehicle that fulfilled the role was the Sturminfanteriegeschütz 33, while Sturmpanzer IV Brummbär was still under development. The Sturmtiger was originally to be armed with a 210mm howitzer, but it was not available at the time. On August 5th, 1943, it was decided to mount a modified Tiger I heavy tank with a 380mm rocket launcher/mortar installed in a new superstructure. The new vehicle received the designation of 38cm RW61 auf Sturm(panzer)mörser Tiger, but it was also known as Sturmtiger, Sturmpanzer VI and Tiger-Mörser. The most common designation used was Sturmtiger-Assault Tiger. The new vehicle was similar in layout and role to the Brummbär, but it used a heavier chassis and mounted heavier armament. Alkett was ordered to produce the first prototype by early October 1943. On October 20th, 1943, the first prototype Sturmtiger was presented to Adolf Hitler at the training facilities at Arys (Orzysz) in East Prussia. This prototype was based on a mid-production Tiger I (rubber road wheels) and had the superstructure made of iron armor plates (soft steel). It was extensively tested and, in April 1944, production was approved. Retired or battle-damaged late-model Tiger Is (with steel-rimmed road wheels) were to be used instead of newly-built Tigers. From August to December 1944, Alkett completed only 18 Sturmtigers (chassis numbers 250043 to 251174). Ten were completed in September and eight in December of 1944. Original production plans from 1943 called for 10 vehicles per month, but this requirement was never met.
i am so tempted to buy this
http://www.ima-usa.com/product_info.php/products_id/335
lil paratrooper action (can tell by the helmet) i am guessing italy 1944 monte cassino
http://www.ima-usa.com/product_info.php/products_id/335
lil paratrooper action (can tell by the helmet) i am guessing italy 1944 monte cassino
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perhapstiger88 said:i am so tempted to buy this
http://www.ima-usa.com/product_info.php/products_id/335
lil paratrooper action (can tell by the helmet) i am guessing italy 1944 monte cassino
an actual fallschirmjager helmet will set you back at least 2 grand
and that was 2 years ago
I got involved with a renactment group back then
their attention to detail
most of the unit was US military and/or state troopers
this photo was taken by a Swiss diplomat in atlanta
http://xs.to/codes.php?f=mar01.jpg&h=xs64&d=06032
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