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See, recycling is not new......it started in the 40s.
Still not sure I'd be comfortable riding around in one of those...like wearing an enemy uniform...
North Africa?
Looks like Tunis maybe?Quote:
Originally Posted by Daan Kemp
Panzer II?
Bob
Probably just ran out of fuel and was abandoned.
It started a few years earlier, at the battle of Agincourt 1415 English archers recovered their arrows from the enemy positions and their bodies! Those arrows don't make themselves!Quote:
Originally Posted by BEAR
Nice to see Uncle Sams troops making the most of a good opportunity.
Maybe the most lop-sided victory in military history.
:lol::lol: See the Aircon unit is all doors and hatches open in that heat!!
The Polish developed 7,92x107 mm anti tank cartridge used a 245 gr lead steel jacket bullet fired at 4,180 FPS (barrel life about 300 rounds). The Polish designed bolt action rifle KB wz 35 fired this cartridge, rifle weight was 22 lbs. This cartridge was able to penetrate the Panzer I, Panzer II and Panzer III.
Photo shows 7,92 Kurz and dummy 7,92x107mmAttachment 102013