Panzerwrecks X: German Armour 1944-45
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When Lee came up with the X in the title to mark out tenth outing together, we immediately decided to do a take off on the X-Files to celebrate the occasion, and started assembling a pastiche of the oddest and most unusual AFVs we could find. The Freaks and Antiques feature was one result, and Panzers at Pilsen Airfield was another. As you can see, Lee dug into his vault to share some absolute gems with us, and others were offered by Stefan De Meyer of AMC, David E. Brown and Ed Bealko, to name just a few. And as soon as we revised Panzerwrecks 2, we knew we would have to revisit it, so heres another round of images from Vienna, Berlin and Yugoslavia. As well, stills from film were used to augment Tank Museum photos of the damage incendiary and HE bombings inflicted of the MNH plant in March, 1945.
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