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Panzer IV
Panzer IV in France. Stewy
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Pz IV, Ausf ? Stew. is it an A or ? it is early that is fact.
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Sorry Erich,it's a Pz IV Ausf D. Stewy
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Re: Panzer IV
Nice Pic Mate...I really like this one.
It is officially known as a:
Panzerkampfwagen IV Ausf D (Sd Kfz 161)
The "D" designation is the model, hence the Ausf D.
Ausf = Ausfuhrung or Model, Mark or Design.
There were 10 different models of the Pz Kpfw IV not including variants: Ausf A, B, C, D, E, F1, F2, G, H and J.
Best Regards, fischer
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Hi Stewy, great shot. Is there any writing on the back side?
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Re: Panzer IV
Super pic stewy.
I wouldnt know an A from a B, but its a good photo nonetheless.
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Hi Stewy, great shot. Is there any writing on the back side?
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No Carl,no writing on the reverse. Stewy
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Thanks mate and, rats ;-)) I was hoping for a chance to do some research while I am stuck all alone on Gilligans Island ;-)) Superb shot none the less. Somewhere in Western Europe (or Central Europe) for sure-and at least that's something to go on ;-))
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Re: Panzer IV
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Nice Pic Mate...I really like this one.
It is officially known as a:
Panzerkampfwagen IV Ausf D (Sd Kfz 161)
The "D" designation is the model, hence the Ausf D.
Ausf = Ausfuhrung or Model, Mark or Design.
There were 10 different models of the Pz Kpfw IV not including variants: Ausf A, B, C, D, E, F1, F2, G, H and J.
Best Regards, fischer
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Nice pic
BTW Some recent books state the F2 was redesignated G mid way along it's production without any major changes, though there were lots of minor changes during the 75L43 armed Pz IV production run.
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