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New German Tank Ahead
The German Panzer III and Panzer IV tanks were not the opponents of the Soviet T-34 and KV series tanks in the battlefields. Even the Tiger I heavy tank that started to appear sporadically in 1942 could hardly affect the overall situation. However, in the summer of 1943, a German tank with a T-34 appearance appeared on the front of Kursk. It had inclined armor which was hard to be penetrated. It was also equipped with a 75mm long barrel tank gun which was more powerful than the one on Tiger I. This tank was called Panther Ausf.D by the Germans. As more Panthers appeared on the front lines, the Soviets and the Allied forces find the Germans were still a powerful opponent. This 1/35 scale German Medium Tank Sd.Kfz.171 Panther Ausf.D plastic model kit is another kit of famous WWII armor MENG release with the help of The Tank Museum in Bovington, UK and the editor Mr. David Parker of the Meng AFV Modeller magazine. This kit includes 1040 parts and the finished model is 252.9mm long, 98.6mm wide and 83.6mm high. The SPS-057 Sd.Kfz.171 Panther Early Production Tracks & Movable Running Gear Parts and SPS-058 German Medium Tank Sd.Kfz.171 Panther Ausf.D Zimmerit Decal will be available at the same time.
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Panther, One of the Most Feared Tanks of WWII
Panther was the most excellent German medium tank during WWII. When it was deployed, Germany was greatly weakened. Thanks to its unparalleled performance, it became one of the backbones the Germans could rely on. It was even used by the opponents to the end of the war. Its 7.5 cm KwK 42 L/70 long tank gun could penetrate almost all the armor of its rivals. Its inclined armor provided better protection than the Tiger I. The Maybach HL230 engine could drive the vehicle to run at the high speed of 50km/h. Its wide tracks and interleaved road wheels could turn the uneven earth to a flat ground. The Panther was a perfect response to the requirements of German armor units. Now the Panther has become one of favorite armor kits modellers want.
Ten years later, another Panther Ausf. A plastic model kit is coming. The TS-035 German Medium Tank Sd.Kfz. 171 Panther Ausf. A Late is another kit of famous WWII armor MENG release with the help of The Tank Museum in Bovington, UK and the editor Mr. David Parker of the Meng AFV Modeller magazine. The assembled model is 251.8mm long, 98.6mm wide and 85.27mm high. A total of 1,118 parts are included in the kit. MENG¡¯s team has designed this kit with the experience gained from the previous kits and insisted to bring more fun to different modellers. We believe you will enjoy it!
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German Panther Tank Ace Ernst Barkmann(1919.8.25-2009.6.27)
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Ernst Barkmann
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Ernst Barkmann (later Ernst Schmuck-Barkmann) (25 August 1919 – 27 June 2009) was a German tank commander in the Waffen-SS of Nazi Germany during World War II. He is known for the actions undertaken at ¡°Barkmann¡¯s corner,¡± in which it was claimed he halted a major U.S. Army armoured advance in Normandy on 27 July 1944, for which action he received the Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross.
SS career[edit]
Barkmann joined a unit of the SS-Verfügungstruppe in 1939, and served during the occupation of Poland. He was posted for a time as an instructor of SS volunteers in the Netherlands. In winter 1942/43 he was posted to the SS Division Das Reich on the Eastern Front, with which he took part in the Third Battle of Kharkov.
In February 1944, Das Reich was ordered to France to form a part of the 5th Panzer Army, the armoured reserve for the expected Allied invasion. Following Operation Overlord, the Allied invasion of June 1944, the division reached the front in early July and fought against the American forces near Saint-Lô. Barkmann was awarded the Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross. Barkmann participated in the Ardennes Offensive in December 1944 and the fighting on the Eastern Front in the spring of 1945.
Disputed actions[edit]
Barkmann's reputed actions in Normandy were challenged by the military historian Steven Zaloga in his 2015 work Armored Champion: The Top Tanks of World War II. He analysed the Allied war records, and was unable to locate the losses claimed by Barkmann. He attributed the narrative of Barkmann's corner to the "propaganda efforts of the Waffen-SS".
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German Tank Aces
Contributors; Ron Klages, David C. Clarke, Erich Brown, Steve Eckardt, John S.
1.Kurt Knispel –168 Kills (sPzAbt. 503) 2.Otto Carius – 150+ Kills (sPzAbt. 502)–Tiger I--Knight's Cross 5/4/44, Oak Leaves 7/27/44. 3.Johannes (Hans) Bolter-- 139 Kills (possibly 144) (sPzAbt. 502) Tigers– Knight's Cross 4/16/44, Oak Leaves 9/10/44. 4.Michael Wittman – 138 Kills (sS.S.PzAbt. 101 Liebstandarte)–Tiger I–Knight's Cross 1/14/44, Oak Leaves 1/14/44 with Swords, 6/25/44. 5.Hans Sandrock – 123 Kills (assorted AFV last unit HJ ) 6.Paul Egger – 113 Kills (s SS Pz. Abt. 102)–Tigers– Knight's cross 4/28/45 7.Fritz Lang– 113 Kills (StuG. Abt. 232) 8.Arno Giesen – 111 Kills (Das Reich) 9.Oberfahnrich Rondorf—106 kills (sPzAbt. 503)–Tigers 10.Feldwebel Gaetner ( Gartner?)– 103 Kills (sPzAbt. 503)–Tigers 11.Karl Koener – 100+ Kills (sS.S.PzAbt. 503)–Tigers–Knight's Cross 4/29/44. 12.Albert Kerscher – 100+ Kills (sPzAbt. 502)–Tigers–Knight's Cross 10/23/44. 13.Balthazar (Bobby) Woll–100+ Kills, 81 as Gunner (sSS Pz. Abt. 101)–Knight's Cross–1/16/44. 14.Helmut Wendorff—84 Kills (sS.S.Pz Abt.101)–Tigers–Knight's Cross 2/12/44. 15.Ernst Barkmann—82+ Kills (Das Reich)—Panther–Knight's Cross 8/27/44. 16.Eric Litztke—76 Kills (sPzAbt. 509)--Tigers– Knight's Cross 10/20/44 17.Hermann Bix – 75+ Kills (4th Panzer Division)–Knight's Cross 3/22/45. 18.Hans Strippel – 70 Kills (4. / II/ PzAbt. 1, 1st Pz. Division)–Pz. IV–Knight's Cross 6/4/44. 19.Emil Seibold – 69 Kills (Das Reich)–Pz IV+ Captured T-34s 20.Wilhelm Knauth—68 Kills (sPzAbt. 505)–Tigers–Knight's Cross 11/14/43. 21.Hugo Primozic– 68 Kills (StuG Abt. 667)–Knight's Cross 9/25/42, Oak Leaves 1/25/43. 22.Karl Bromann – 66 Kills (sS.S.PzAbt. 503)–Tigers. 23.Josef William (Sepp) Brandner – 61 Kills (StuG Brigade 912)–Knight's Cross 1/17/45, Oak Leaves 4/30/45. 24.Hans-Bobo von Rohr – 58 Kills (25 Pz. Abt., 7th Pz. Division)–Knight's Cross 11/15/44, Oak leaves 4/8/45 (Posthumously). 25.Karl Heinz Warmbrunn-- 57 Kills, 44 as gunner (s SS Pz. Abt. 101)–Tigers 26.Albert Ernst–55 Kills–(s.Pz. Jgr. Abt. 519)--Nashorn–Knight's Cross–2/7/44. 27.Richard Engelmann—54 Kills (StuG Abt. 912)–Knight's Cross 7/22/44. 28.Heinz Kling–51 Kills (s SS Pz. Abt. 101)--Tigers. 29.Johann Muller–50 Kills ((sPz. Abt. 502)--Tigers–Knight's Cross 10/23/44. 30.Josef Dallmeier—50 Kills (Fhr. PzJager Kp.1183)–Hetzer–Knight's Cross 4/3/45(?). 31.Walter Feibig—50+ Kills (StuG Brigade 301) 32.Heinz Kramer – 50+ Kills (sPzAbt. 502)–Tigers–Knight's Cross 10/6/44. 33.Alfredo Carpaneto – 50+ Kills (sPzAbt. 502)–Tigers–Knight's Cross 3/28/45. 34.Oberleutnant Mausberg – 50+ Kills (s.Pz. Abt. 505)–Tigers. 35.Wolfgang Hans Heimer Paul von Bostell–48 Kills–( Pz. Jgr. Kp. 1023, Pz. Jgr. Abt. 205)–Knight's Cross 9/2/44, Oak Leaves 4/30/45. 36.Jurgen Brandt—47 Kills (sS.S.Abt. 101)–Tigers. 37.Heinz Deutsch – 44 Kills (Fsch. StuG Brigade 12) Knight's Cross 4/28/45. 38.Fritz Amling—42+ Kills (in 48 Hrs. with StuG Brigade 202) Knight's Cross 12/5/42. 39.Heinz Scharf—40+ Kills (StuG Brigade 202) Knight's Cross 9/5/44. 40.Walter Oberloskamp – 40+ Kills (StuG Brigade 667) Knight's Cross 5/15/43. 41.Fredrich Tadje—39 Kills (StuG Abt. 190) Knight's Cross 10/24/42. 42.Rudolf Roy—36 Kills (12 S.S. PanzerJager Abt. HJ)–JP IV–Knight's Cross 10/16/44. 43.Gottwald Stier—30+ Kills (StuG Brigade 667) Knight's Cross (date unknown). 44.Josef Trager – 30+ Kills (StuG Brigade 667) Knight's Cross (date unknown). 45.Richard Schram—30 Kills (StuG Brigade 202) Knight's Cross 12/12/42. 46.Karl Pfreundtner—30 Kills (StuG Abt. 244) Knight's Cross 9/18/42. 47.Karl Heinrich Banze – 24 Kills (13 on one day StuG Abt. 244) Knight's Cross 5/27/42. 48.Felix Adamowitsch –23 Kills (in an 8 day period, StuG Abt. 244) Knight's Cross 10/20/44. 49.Eugen Metzger—23 Kills (StuG Abt. 203) Knight's Cross 9/29/41. 50.Hauptmann Rade –23 Kills (StuG Abt. 244) 51.Heinrich Teriete – 22 Kills (in one engagement, sPzJgAbt. 653) Knight's Cross 7/22/43. 52.Franz Staudegger—22+ Kills (sS.S.Pz Abt. 101) Knight's Cross 7/10/43. 53.Franz Kretshmer – 21 Kills (sPzJgAbt. 653) Knight's Cross 12/17/43 54.Horst Naumann—21 Kills (StuG Abt. 184) Knight's Cross 1/4/43 55.Klaus Wagner – 18 Kills (in two days, StuG Abt. 667) 56.Hermann Feldheim—16 Kills (sPzJgAbt. 654) 57.Heinrich Engel –15 Kills (StuG Abt. 259) Knight's Cross 11/7/43 58. Rudolf von Ribbentrop– 14 Kills (LSSAH+ HJ) Knight's Cross 7/20/43. 59. Wachtmeister Moj–12 Kills (StuG Abt. 190) 60. Siegfried Freyer– 11 Kills in one engagement (Pz. Abt. 24) Knight's Cross 7/23/43. 61. Alfred Reginitor–10 Kills (StuG Abt. 279) Knight's Cross (date unknown).
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