WW2 German small arms and man portable anti-tank weapons
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WW2 German small arms and man portable anti-tank weapons
A German soldier aims his Panzerschreck from the cover of a destroyed building - date and location unknown
The Panzerfaust & Panzerschreck In The Rhineland
Earlier this year I had the pleasure of travelling to The Tank Museum in Bovington to film some segments for the new documentary on the Rhineland Campaign – ‘Rhineland 45‘. Not all of the segments I filmed discussing weapons could be included in the finished documentary – I filmed quite a few – so I’m pleased to share a couple here on the channel. This one looks at German infantry anti-tank weapons: the Panzerfaust and Panzerschreck.
Check out the documentary here.
Finnish anti-tank squad having a cigarette break. July 15, 1944, Syskyjärvi, Impilahti municipality.
German-made Panzerschrecks along with Panzerfausts helped Finns to achieve the defense victories during the summer of 1944. •••••••• Panssarintorjuntamiehet tupakkatauolla Syskyjärven maastossa, 15.7.1944, Impilahti.
Saksalaisvalmisteiset panssarikauhut ja panssarinyrkit auttoivat osaltaan suomalaisia kesän 1944 torjuntataisteluissa. •••••••• [sa-kuva | Töyri | 158182]
Finnish Panzerfaust- and -schreck crew. 16th of July 1944 Syskyjärvi area, Impilahti, Finland.
Panzerschrek team Stronghold Castle, Oregon, IL, May 2017
Soldiers of the German Großdeutschland division's Panzerfüsilier regiment prepare an ambush in the ruins of a destroyed building on the Eastern Front, 1944.