Dunno.
A very well know pic of the barbarossa campaing.
A video of the german view of the fight in the polish capital, with some clips of the Thor 600 mm howitzer.
Atlantic wall costal batteries.
Flammenwerfer 35 in action.
The parachutist rifle FG-24 in action, liberating Mussolini.
in this excellent late-war ‘newsreel’, we see the Drilling 251 as you say - but the other 251 also has extra armour on top of the front and sides - it looks a bit like the armour on a 251/9, but there is no 75mm gun; does anyone know which 251 this is? It could be a Drilling (251/21) with the AA gun removed, but it doesn’t look quite right for that.
Thanks for posting that one up - we were all fascinated by it here at work 
Not sure about that SdKfz, it colud be a field improvisation due tha war situation in germany at that time.
Thanks for posting that one up - we were all fascinated by it here at work
You re welcome, here is another, sniper training.
Hi.
2 cm Flak 38 on Kfz 69
Flakpanzer I
Möbelwagen
experimental 15 cm Flak Gerät 50 (Krupp)
Yours
tom!
Nice, you should do some post about those heavy flak guns.
The german battlecruisers Scharhorst & Gneseinau sinking HMS Glorius and his escort.
Wish I had that Luger in the Barbarossa pic.
He’s carrying mg-34 or 42 belts for back-up for the mg in tow that is not seen I presume.
Mg-34 for sure, the Mg-42 was not in service at that time.
