Stug III Ausf B's, (note the gunners viewports above the driver's visor, removed in later versions), with full Winterketten track extensions. Bet the boys in the trench are happy they're not going with the Stug's.
Судя по домам , это русская деревня на Смоленщине . Это не юг , не Харьков . Мой дед воевал в этих местах . Февраль - операция Марс , март - наступление Западного фронта на дуге от Вязьмы до Спас-Деменска . Тут ещё зима , скорее относится к операции Марс .
Yeap stugs III where very reliable a good gun did the job. Micheal wittman the biggest german tank ace started in the stugg he killed like over 12 t34's with the stug in one day by himself... that stugg didnt betray him.. he became so profound that he was pushed forward as an example how to use the tank amd personally decorated by hitler himself.
Man, when that stug is rolling past that machine gun nest? I wonder what those gunners are thinking... I'm guessing they aren't envious of the tankers. Must have been tough in a tank in below zero conditions.
Yeah, I thought they were converting them as fast as they could by this time, apparently not though. They were up to the Gr38Hl/B by then so it still would have had c100mm pen at 30deg at any range you could hit. And if this was taken around the time of the fall of Stalingrad- these might have been gunnery school guns a few weeks earlier.
@@ThomasEPeters From what i could gather they didint convert them at all, they just produced new ones so older StuGs with short barrels still saw extensive service, though with no new ones produced the longer barreled ausf F and G started to become more and more common
@@quan-uo5ws Really. The the film that exists of a PzIVF being converted from L/24 to L/43 in a open air workspace only applies to PzIV and not StuGIII? Never thought about it since it would seem to have been easier to replace the Stug gun than the turret mounted one. Interesting.
@@trader2137 это гражданское население, убитое нацистами и японцами, а не потери Армии. Армия потеряли 8 миллионов, сколько же сколько и Германия со своими союзниками. А японцы в 1945 потеряли 84000 убитыми против 22000 русских. Поэтому твой коментарий -лож.
@@Mikhail0205Ars. im saying truth, 30 million. im not specifying soldiers. Youre saying "STUG didnt help" - well. it did help, if it wasnt STUG maybe the number could be 20 million. And if soviets didnt have American LandLease you wouldnt be here today
@@SD78 They had short barreled Stugs until the end of the war, albeit in increasingly limited capacity. (by 1945 there were very few remaining) They mostly diding upgun them as the short barrel version was still useful as infantry support (Which germans still valued since they kept producing the Panzer III N in 1943,) plus there were rather few short barrel Stugs produced before the Ausf G entered service (90% of all Stugs produced were the Ausf. G, which came with the long 75 as standard)
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The track extensions are wild. More unique footage from GOAT karbine!
Yeah I noticed those too. Didn't realize the Germans had developed those as I thought the idea was first tried for the Sherman. GOAT indeed!!!!
Unique? Footage of track extensions on Stugs and Panzers is often seen in newsreels.
Ostketten
Stug III Ausf B's, (note the gunners viewports above the driver's visor, removed in later versions), with full Winterketten track extensions. Bet the boys in the trench are happy they're not going with the Stug's.
Your page is truly sensational, congratulations!
Stugs III probably responding as a stop gap after the collapse of Stalingrad near army group South.
Судя по домам , это русская деревня на Смоленщине . Это не юг , не Харьков . Мой дед воевал в этих местах . Февраль - операция Марс , март - наступление Западного фронта на дуге от Вязьмы до Спас-Деменска . Тут ещё зима , скорее относится к операции Марс .
@@tungusodnakoКонец Декабря 42 начинается освобождение УССР. Ворошиловградская область. 13 февраля 43 освобожден Ростов на Дону а 14 Ворошиловград.
Yeap stugs III where very reliable a good gun did the job. Micheal wittman the biggest german tank ace started in the stugg he killed like over 12 t34's with the stug in one day by himself... that stugg didnt betray him.. he became so profound that he was pushed forward as an example how to use the tank amd personally decorated by hitler himself.
looks cold af🥶
My first thoughts as well:) I wouldn’t want to do anything outside while it is so cold, let alone wage war.
Super wide treads!
These videos are absolutely amazing. 👍🏾
Excellent work by the cameraman btw.
Man, when that stug is rolling past that machine gun nest? I wonder what those gunners are thinking... I'm guessing they aren't envious of the tankers. Must have been tough in a tank in below zero conditions.
This was probably more than “below zero” conditions🥶🥶🥶
StuG Life!
Sensational footage! Thanks
That early StuG is just an odd looking vehicle.
Great footage that
StuG life... Eastern front tracks, but what's up with the short barrel in '43..? Excellent footage. Thanks for posting.
still in infantery support role
Yeah, I thought they were converting them as fast as they could by this time, apparently not though. They were up to the Gr38Hl/B by then so it still would have had c100mm pen at 30deg at any range you could hit. And if this was taken around the time of the fall of Stalingrad- these might have been gunnery school guns a few weeks earlier.
The Wehrmacht used whatever was available and useful. Wartime documentation proves that.
@@ThomasEPeters From what i could gather they didint convert them at all, they just produced new ones so older StuGs with short barrels still saw extensive service, though with no new ones produced the longer barreled ausf F and G started to become more and more common
@@quan-uo5ws Really. The the film that exists of a PzIVF being converted from L/24 to L/43 in a open air workspace only applies to PzIV and not StuGIII? Never thought about it since it would seem to have been easier to replace the Stug gun than the turret mounted one.
Interesting.
歩兵の良き友！
Немцам против русских это не помогло. Так же как и японцам
Немцам так же как и японцам это не помогло
@@Mikhail0205Ars. 30 millions soviets were erased.
@@trader2137 это гражданское население, убитое нацистами и японцами, а не потери Армии. Армия потеряли 8 миллионов, сколько же сколько и Германия со своими союзниками. А японцы в 1945 потеряли 84000 убитыми против 22000 русских. Поэтому твой коментарий -лож.
@@Mikhail0205Ars. im saying truth, 30 million. im not specifying soldiers. Youre saying "STUG didnt help" - well. it did help, if it wasnt STUG maybe the number could be 20 million. And if soviets didnt have American LandLease you wouldnt be here today
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El Stug fue el l mejor blindado alemán...pequeño, barato, veloz y muy poderoso.
Thanks for this 👍🇳🇿
Und mit Winterketten...
Was it great tank? The only thing i know about it ,it was wretched in bf5
Best tank the germans ever fielded
@@a.t6066 but only the StuG with the long barrel
pretty great, excelds on the defensive
Had the most enemy tank kills of the war
The Ausf. G (the one in the video is probably an Ausf. B) was the backbone of the Wehrmacht.
To my own opnion it is a good tank
Those tank had no heaters in them
Stug is not a tank.
@@ukasz-zm9qc who gives a fuck what it call the jeery still lost the war
Would they really have had short-barrelled Stugs that late in the war?
"Early 1943" isnt all that late really.
You weren't going to take them out of service if there was nothing to replace them.
@@capthawkeye8010 upgun them to the long barreled version. It's a very straightforward refurbish.
It was more like the height rather than late in the war
@@SD78 They had short barreled Stugs until the end of the war, albeit in increasingly limited capacity. (by 1945 there were very few remaining) They mostly diding upgun them as the short barrel version was still useful as infantry support (Which germans still valued since they kept producing the Panzer III N in 1943,) plus there were rather few short barrel Stugs produced before the Ausf G entered service (90% of all Stugs produced were the Ausf. G, which came with the long 75 as standard)
That looks miserable
Катались по Советскому союзу и докатались...
Русской зимой при -20 с ветром делать что то тем более воевать это нужно себя сильно убедить.
Гусеницы расширили, видать намучились с штатными. Правильное решение, хотя и временное. Но пока с окурками ездят