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Иван Феоктистов · Jan 29, 2021

Soviet generals (two lieutenant generals and a major general) talk to soldiers at the German Pz.Kpfw tank captured near Stalingrad. III Ausf. L. 1942. The tank bears the emblems of two German tank divisions: on the tower, above the number "223" (seen in the photo from other angles) - a diamond-shaped ribbon (14th Panzer Division) and on the wing in front above the caterpillar - a galloping horseman taking a barrier ( 24th Panzer Division). Additional 20-mm frontal armor is visible, additional armor has been removed from the gun mantlet.

Иван Феоктистов · Jan 29, 2021

A Finnish self-propelled artillery unit of the German-made StuG III assault gun class captured by Soviet troops. Assault guns of this type in the amount of 59 units were delivered to Finland from allied Germany.

Иван Феоктистов · Jan 29, 2021

Exposition of captured military equipment in the Gorky Central Park of Culture and Leisure. Moscow, March 1944.

Иван Феоктистов · Jan 29, 2021

Red Army soldiers at the captured German light staff armored car Sd.Kfz.261. Western direction, August 1941.

Иван Феоктистов · Jan 29, 2021

Trophy equipment. Courland, 1945.

In front, it seems, is a French Packard car. And behind - a number of Soviet BA-10

Иван Феоктистов · Jan 29, 2021

Иван Феоктистов · Jan 29, 2021

Trophies in Sevastopol. 1944 year.

Иван Феоктистов · Jan 29, 2021

A Soviet soldier next to a captured German anti-tank gun.

PEMM · Jan 29, 2021

Иван Феоктистов said:
A Finnish self-propelled artillery unit of the German-made StuG III assault gun class captured by Soviet troops.

Did these see service in soviet use?

Иван Феоктистов · Jan 29, 2021

Иван Феоктистов · Jan 29, 2021

Soldiers of the NKVD units near the captured German heavy armored car Sd.Kfz.231 (8-Rad). Kiev, 1941.

Иван Феоктистов · Jan 29, 2021

PEMM said:
Did these see service in soviet use?

Some of the captured Pz.III and StuG.IIIs were converted into the SU-76I self-propelled guns. A small part of the captured self-propelled guns was used until the exhaustion of shells and spare parts. I don't know about specific Finnish SPGs - most likely, they, like most captured vehicles, were melted down. After the war, the USSR was in dire need of steel.

Иван Феоктистов · Jan 29, 2021

Abandoned German SPGs captured by Soviet troops in the Stalingrad cauldron. This is a Marder II self-propelled gun with a 76.2 mm cannon. Winter 1943

Иван Феоктистов · Jan 29, 2021

Captured by a serviceable 150 mm siG 33 (sf) self-propelled gun based on the Pz.I Ausf B tank (Bizon self-propelled gun). Western Front, December 1941.

Иван Феоктистов · Jan 29, 2021

Иван Феоктистов · Jan 29, 2021

A brigade of tankers-repairmen arriving from the front to study captured StuG IIIs (from the 192nd assault guns division) at one of the Moscow factories. April 1942.

Иван Феоктистов · Jan 29, 2021

Soviet officers with German guard bots in their hands.

Иван Феоктистов · Jan 29, 2021

Иван Феоктистов · Jan 29, 2021

Soviet soldiers with captured German rocket-propelled 150-mm mortar "Nebelwerfer 41". 1942 year. Author: Natalia Bode

Иван Феоктистов · Jan 29, 2021

Soviet officers inspect the German StuG assault gun abandoned in the forest near Kiev. III, November 1943.

According to some reports, StuG was from the 202nd brigade, which had a large number of vehicles with its own name.

An officer in an overcoat without shoulder straps - Captain Eremenko.

From the photo album of the Soviet 238th Heavy Howitzer Artillery Brigade.

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