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Beutepanzerjäger SU-85(r) mit 8.5/8.8 cm Kanone. Though archival evidence has pointed to the existence of a captured Soviet SU-85 being rearmed with an 8.8cm gun by the Germans, it wasn't until recently that visual media of the vehicle was found. Coincidentally, the first images of the fabled T-34-88 came from the same film.
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Beutepanzern: The Imperial German Army's Captured Tanks
During the First World War Germany struggled to produce its own tanks, with no more than 20 A7Vs being built, instead the Imperial German Army made liberal use of captured allied tanks.
Be sure to check out our accompanying article for this video here.
1941 Cruiser Mark II Beutepanzer - Gecko Models
Italian self-propelled gun comparison: semovente 75/18 M42M (left) alongside the prototype of the future semovente M42L (right) then renamed semovente M43 105/25 to the Ansaldo workshops. Genoa, Italy, February 1943.
German designation: beutepanzer, StuG M42 mit 75/18 850 (i) and StuG M43 mit 105/25 853 (i).
A French Char B1 tank deployed with the 7th Mountain SS "Prinz Eugen" Division.
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another Barbarossa video, namely about the extensive usage of Equipment in the Wehrmacht and the side-effect of it
Some of the few Char B1s converted into flame-tanks by the Germans (Panzerkampfwagen B2 740(f) Flammpanzer), belonging to Pz.Abt. 102 during Operation Barbarossa in 1941
1941 Panzerkampfwagen IV 744(E) (A13) 18 Pz Div Pz Abt 100 (Flamm) - Bronco Models
