wayne556517
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Six great pictures of Pz.Kpfw. VI "Königstiger" No. 332 (Battle of the Bulge) being loaded on the Sd. Anh 121 Tiefladeanhänger fur 60t (or 75t) trailer. I think at Spa station. It took 2 tractors to tow it.
Frans den Ouden Tiger II No. 332 was the only in-tact tank of its kind captured during the war, and it now resides at the Armored School at Fort Benning. The German crew abandoned the vehicle and fled. They thought when the American showed up that the tank would be on fire, they had been sleeping in the vehicle.
FB_IMG_1661849790793 by Wayne 556517, on Flickr
FB_IMG_1661849796094 by Wayne 556517, on Flickr
FB_IMG_1661849801845 by Wayne 556517, on Flickr
FB_IMG_1661849809308 by Wayne 556517, on Flickr
FB_IMG_1661849814059 by Wayne 556517, on Flickr
FB_IMG_1661849818183 by Wayne 556517, on Flickr
Frans den Ouden Tiger II No. 332 was the only in-tact tank of its kind captured during the war, and it now resides at the Armored School at Fort Benning. The German crew abandoned the vehicle and fled. They thought when the American showed up that the tank would be on fire, they had been sleeping in the vehicle.
FB_IMG_1661849790793 by Wayne 556517, on FlickrFB_IMG_1661849796094 by Wayne 556517, on FlickrFB_IMG_1661849801845 by Wayne 556517, on FlickrFB_IMG_1661849809308 by Wayne 556517, on FlickrFB_IMG_1661849814059 by Wayne 556517, on FlickrFB_IMG_1661849818183 by Wayne 556517, on Flickr