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SS Soldaten firing a 7.5cm leichtes Infanteriegeschütz in 1941.
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Training film showing how to deal with infantry attacks against Panzers.
Forwarded from The War-Time Archives
French soldiers captured by the German Army during WW2, Maine - France 1940
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Panzerkampfwagen 38(t) engaging Soviet T-26’s. 1941
Forwarded from Random NS Images I Find
Heinrich Himmler in youth in military uniform. In 1915 he began training with the Landshut Cadet Corps. His teacher father took advantage of his closeness to the German royal family to enter Himmler as an officer candidate, and he joined the reserve battalion in Bayerischen-Regiment 11 in December 1917. In November 1918, while Himmler was still in training, the war ended quickly so he did not have time to taste the enormity of battle. His last military rank was Fahnenjunker
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Firing the MG-34 on the Lafette tripod. Firing MG’s on this tripod wasn’t to provide accurate fire per say but to provide a hell storm of bullets at an angle at a certain area. This would give the same effect as archers firing volleys at a certain area en Masse.
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Admiral Dönitz announces Hitler's death