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A soldier from the US 949th Field Artillery Battalion examines a knocked out German "Nebelwerfer" in Watrange, Luxembourg on the border with Belgium, 4 miles south-east of Bastogne, shortly after its liberation by the U.S. 6th Cavalry Group - 15th Jan 1945
1941 Nebelwerfer- Konstantin Fedchenko
Soldiers prepare a captured six-barrel mortar for combat, 1942 | Бойцы готовят к бою трофейный шестиствольный миномет, 1942
A British soldier examines an abandoned German 'Nebelwerfer' near Troarn, Normandy, 20 July 1944.
Zerstörer Me 410 A-2 “Hornisse” mit 21 cm BR-Gerät, Drehling.
It was a kind of Nebelwerfer flying, six rocket launchers by 21 cm revolved around a pivot by firing a shot at a time as in a revolver. The intended use was as a heavy fighter to use against the formations of Allied bombers.
A US soldier examines a captured German Nebelwerfer - Watrange, Luxembourg, Jan 1945
German soldiers prepare a Nebelwerfer for action - Caen, July 1944. Aside from its destructive power the noise it produced had a demoralizing affect on the Allied forces
