StuG III the German self-propelled gun in the Red Army, WWII

StuG III the German self-propelled gun in the Red Army, WWII

Jun 22, 2016 #Red Army, #Wehrmacht

StuG III

 

Soviet tank crew mastering captured self-propelled gun StuG III Ausf. B (in contrast to the later versions, armed with a gun with a short barrel) during Second World War. The Eastern Front.

StuG III self-propelled guns, presumably belonged to the 214-th Division of Assault Guns of the Red Army.

StuG 3 was captured May 14, 1942 by the Soviet tank crews of the Russian Army 5th Guards Tank Brigade. South-Western Front of the Red Army, in May 1942.

 

 

Location: USSR
Time taken: May 1942

 

Information about the StuG 3 photo:
1. Andrei Galushko and Maxim Kolomiets “Battle of Kharkov in May 1942”.

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