Pz.Bef.Wg. Ausf.J — Fgst.Nr. 73740
In July 1943, the division participated in Operation Citadel (Battle of Kursk), providing northern flank cover for the main offensive along the Donets.
7. Panzer-Division
Combat-ready
In September 1943, the division retreated through Poltava and crossed the Dnieper at Kremenchug on 9 September, entering heavy defensive operations.
7. Panzer-Division
Zur Instandsetzung bei Truppe: Pz.Bef.Wa. L/42, Fg.-Nr. 73,740 (Under repair at unit: command tank L/42, chassis no. 73740)
7. Panzer-Division
Zur Instandsetzung bei Truppe: Pz.Bef.Wa. L/42, Fg.-Nr. 73,740 (Under repair at unit: command tank L/42, chassis no. 73740)
7. Panzer-Division
Operational
7. Panzer-Division
Operational
7. Panzer-Division
Art.-Treffer in Wanne, Fabrikgelände Westausgang Kiew, etwa 10 km nördl. Kiew (artillery hit in the hull, factory premises at the western exit of Kiev, approx. 10 km north of Kiev) [VEHICLE LOST]
7. Panzer-Division
Art.-Treffer in Wanne, Fabrikgelände Westausgang Kiew, etwa 10 km nördl. Kiew (artillery hit in the hull, factory premises at the western exit of Kiev, approx. 10 km north of Kiev) [VEHICLE LOST]
Version (Ausf.): Pz.Bef.Wg. Ausf.J
Production date: 1942.04
Producer: Henschel & Sohn, Kassel
Main armament: 5 cm Kw.K. L/42
Data source: T313.R391.S0520
No conversions or special modifications registered for this vehicle.
No technical events recorded.
No specific features recorded for this vehicle.
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