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Discussion in 'Eastern Europe February 1943 to End of War' started by gtblackwell, Sep 4, 2016.

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    Thanks Blackwell. I've seen some of the pics but there were also some I'd never seen. A good find.
    I notice though that Panthers are always labelled as abandoned at Prokhorovka, but none fought there,
     
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    I have discovered that in many collections and documentaries the labeling is often error prone but the pictures valid. That early batch of Panthers seems to have largely done itself in ! That T 34 with the turret sitting in front of it is compelling. I know lots of tanks have the turrets blow off from ammunition explosions but that turret looks really sound.

    Gaines
     
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    Agreed, it looks in perfect condition. The whole battlefield must have looked incredible straight after the battle. There would have been thousands of wrecked machines of every kind to look at. A dream for any time traveller.
     
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    "A dream for any time traveler." but a nightmare for all who went through it and survived!
     
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