Pte. G.A. Playford, 2 Canadian Infantry Division, sorting captured German weapons. 3 Mar 1945, Hochwald Forest, Germany.
Panzerwurfmine
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Panzerwurfmine
Norway 1945
Normandy 1944
Pte. G.A. Playford, 2 Canadian Infantry Division, sorting captured German weapons. 3 Mar 1945, Hochwald Forest, Germany.
"German Mark V and VI tanks at Isigny, France." Date: 3 September 1944 III-SC 193487-S, Credit NARA.
III-SC 193489-S, Credit NARA
SPC. III-SC 203940, Credit NARA.
The "Norway 1945" one? The Norwegians converted the 7.92 Mausers to 7.62 NATO. They have been getting rid of these in the past years, so you can find them on the legal weapons market in Europe (well, at least in those countries where you can actually legally buy rifles ...).les hearn wrote:the main one that shocked me was the rifles
jeeeeeeees
you couldnt count em ......and how many went missing after the war
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