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5% of the entire German tank force.

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PDA wrote:

5% of the entire German tank force.



Unless you count the Beute Mk IV's.

 



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Unless you count the Beute Mk IV's.

 



 Which I don't, because they were British tanks.

It's too bad there isn't as good a model of the beute Mark IVs as there are of the 20 A7Vs.



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Beutepanzer IV

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That I have not seen!

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Hough? It was on ebay last year (as far as I remmeber). Too sad .... I didn't win it. ;o((

But .... I a few weeks later I won one like that with Beute Whippet and Marks . ;o))

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that image is in the Tankograd A7V book - the caption says it's 506 "Mephisto" near Marchienne-au-Pont in mid-April 1918.

Regards,

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Hello,

The train with many "Beute Panzerwagen" was captured by french troops in Givet (Ardennes) in november 1918.
Yours sincerely,
Guy François.

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So are they "beute beute", or "butin beute"?

Thank you, Guy.

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Thank you, Guy.


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Mk IV Pont-a-Pierre, France, 1 Nov 1918
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Very nice! There are not too many photos of German Mk IV:s with new model crosses.

According to the date and place this might be after the last battle of German tanks... K-Abt. 12, 13 and 14 participated in battle between Valenciennes and Sebourg on 1st Nov 18. Pont-a-Pierre is less than 20 km south of those to places.

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Beutepanzer IV
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