7-20-19 Garand Picture of the Day

**Mark in Rochester** · 07-18-2019 01:35 PM

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**Highly Recommended** · 07-18-2019 01:35 PM

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**RCS** · 07-18-2019 06:39 PM

Looks like Anzio Annie

**Mark in Rochester** · 07-18-2019 10:34 PM

Krupp K5

Interesting side note when I returned to college one of my classmates was a descendant of the Krupp's. His family received a multimillion dollar check from Krupp Corp. They promptly returned the check.

**Ex Crab** · 07-19-2019 05:15 AM

Isn't that barrel a bit too big for a Garand icon

?

Nice picture though.

**Daan Kemp** · 07-19-2019 08:29 AM

Wonder why they returned the cheque.

**RCS** · 07-19-2019 09:56 AM

I did not remember but there were two Krupp guns but this was not known until the capture. One was called Leopold which was shipped to the USA icon

and the other Robert which is on
display in Europe

**Bob Seijas** · 07-19-2019 10:23 AM

A German

equivalent of "Built like a Mack Truck" was "Hart wie Kruppstahl."

**Tom in N.J.** · 07-19-2019 04:53 PM

Krupp built about 25 K5 guns. Six were on the west wall, of which one is on display at Battery Todt, Audinghen, France icon

. Two were sent to Anzio (Robert and Leopold). Both were captured, heavily damaged, and the parts of both were used to build-up Leopold which is on display in Fort Lee, VA. The gun in the OP's picture is named "Breslow", one of the ones scrapped and lost to history. Both guns on display carry the name markings of "Leopold". (?)

**Mark in Rochester** · 07-19-2019 11:19 PM

Originally Posted by Daan Kemp

Wonder why they returned the cheque.

Returned because it was viewed as blood money

**Daan Kemp** · 07-20-2019 03:05 AM

Perceptions. Depends on what you believe to be the truth.

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