This booklet cover the “Infanterieregiment (mot)” K.St.N.s of 1.2.41. None of the K.St.N.’s issued on 1st February 1941 have been found. I believe that these K.St.N’s were not used a great deal. The German...
This booklet will cover the “Schützenregiment (gp)” K.St.N.s of 1.2.41. Although Some of the K.St.N.s issued in February 1941 have been found, some were not. I believe that these K.St.N’s were not used a...
The Ferdinand, based on the Tiger (P) chassis, could be a formidable weapon if use appropriately. The Panzerjäger Tiger (P) organization was similar to that of the independent Tiger battalions and consisted of a...
The Sturmgeschütz Escort Batteries, or Sturmgeschütz Begleit Batterien, were first introduced in early 1944 as a way of providing organic infantry support to the Sturmgeschütz Battalions. Assault guns had an inherent vulnerability to infantry...
It is easy to think of the Jagdpanzer IV as a progression in the series of tank destroyers developed by Germany in the Second World War. However, the Jagdpanzer IV organization, beyond the company...
After the invasion of Russia in the summer of 1941, the Germans found themselves at a disadvantage with regards to anti-tank capability. The T-34’s and KV-1’s were an unexpected challenge that the available anti-tank...
