Regardless of the weather, the aircraft armorers were required to move enormous quantities of bombs daily to keep the bombers, dive-bombers and fighter-bombers operational
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Loading bombs
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Bf 109E JG27 Amourers reloading Gazala North Africa 1941
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Luftwaffe armourers loading Machine-gun belts into the drums for Messerschmitt Bf 110's formidable nose armament
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Armorers work on the nose guns of Messerschmitt Bf 110, so formidable when the Zerstörer pilots could bring them to bear
The following (rare) colour photo shows a Luftwaffe night fighter pilot: Manfred Meurer, seen here receiving the Ritterkreuz out of the hands of Gen. Josef Kammhuber in Septtember 1943. This event took place at the airfield of Venlo in Holland.
The following (rare) colour photo shows a Luftwaffe night fighter pilot: Manfred Meurer, seen here receiving the Ritterkreuz out of the hands of Gen. Josef Kammhuber in Septtember 1943. This event took place at the airfield of Venlo in Holland.
The following (rare) colour photo shows a Luftwaffe night fighter pilot: Manfred Meurer, seen here receiving the Ritterkreuz out of the hands of Gen. Josef Kammhuber in Septtember 1943. This event took place at the airfield of Venlo in Holland.
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Hungarian soldiers with Opel Kapitän
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Afrikakorps cot
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Car from Nachrichten-Abteilung 292, 292.Infanterie-Division
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JG 52's doctor with a Messerschmitt Bf 109 G-6 'Black 3' in the background. Picture taken in 1943 in the Eastern Front
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An
official visit of Heinrich Himmler in BMW 355 at the Łódź Ghetto, Thursday, 5 June
1941. The grey-haired man is Mordechai Chaim Rumkowski. He was the
"leader" of the Jewish community in the Lodz Ghetto (Litzmannstadt).
There were a number of manufacturing enterprises in the ghetto. The
German Wehrmacht had orders filled for uniform pieces and other things
made by Jewish laborers. Himmler paid a brief visit to the ghetto in
connection with the production taking place there. Visible also
Himmler's Chief Adjudant Karl Wolff; the man with his face peeking over
the shoulder of the Political officer at the far left of the frame is
Ghetto Administrator, Hans Biebow; and the man next to the driver could be Dr. Wilhelm Albert
Pilot of JG 54 with his girlfriend. The umbrella shows Staffel emblem "The Devil's Head"
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Jäger with his girlfriend
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Jäger with his girlfriend
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Typical Aryan family
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the young flak gunner is coming home from combat on leave. It looks like he has enjoyed his few days of peace and rest and now the granny and girlfriend have to say good bye once again to their love. The granny and girlfriend are clearly not happy.
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Parade of German Panzerkampfwagen 35S 739(f) in the street of Champs-Elysées, Paris, 1 January 1941. This ex-French tanks formerly known as Somua-S-35 and Hotchkiss H 38. Photo by Ernst Herrmann
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Panzer IV Ausf.E (single side door on turret) upgunned with a KWK 40 long barrel. The Werkstat is preparing to install a different Maybach HL 120 TRM engine.
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German Panzer IVs advance a knocked-out British Bren gun carrier in Africa
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Panzer IV in the summer
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The bulk of the weight of the panzer forces by 1943 was pulled by the Panzer IV. Here the crew rest with wehrmacht officer in Ukraine
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Panther turret being replaced in Russia about 1944, the machinist doing all the work he could. Could it be the workman version of the panther, the burgpanther?