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The wounded German tank Pz.Kpfw. VI Ausf. B «Royal Tiger" ("Tiger II») with a captured Russian numeral 300. The tank has a trail of fire — coating delamination "Zimmer" in the tower
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Thrown into the offensive zone of the 3rd Ukrainian Front German heavy tank Pz.Kpfw. VI 'Royal Tiger'. District of Lake Balaton.
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A Tiger II abandoned by retreating Germans. The unusual turret protection is evidence of concern over AT artillery.
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Tiger II destroyed
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Burned after a few hits German heavy tank Pz.Kpfw. VI Ausf. B «Royal Tiger" from the 509-th Heavy Tank Battalion.German "trophy" of war number "355a". Hungary, Lake Balaton area, in March 1945.
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This Tiger II was damaged by a mine and abandoned dy the crew.
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Pz.VI Ausf.B «Königstiger» from the 509 battalion of heavy tanks, destroyed by Soviet artillery fire. District of Lake Balaton, in March 1945. Judging by the even color, the tank is completely burned (ASKM).
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A Tiger II destroyed by а 57 mm AT gun.
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The heavy tank Pz.Kpfw. VI Ausf. B «Royal Tiger" from the 509 th Tank Battalion, languid, occupied by Russian troops. The tank was thrown out of fuel, but the car was absolutely in order. A white paint on the tank affixed Russian fighters to avoid a colli
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Stuck in the mud and abandoned by the crew by"Tiger II"
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Senior Lieutenant Cyril Derevjanko — assistant cameraman Nicholas Prozorovskiy frontline — the languid downed German tank Pz.Kpfw. VI «Tiger II» Balaton during the operation.
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This Tiger II was also destroyed in January fighting.
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A Tiger II destroyed by artillery.
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Tiger II destroyed
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Tiger II destroyed s.Pz.Abt.509
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This Tiger II hit by a mine found its end in a ditch.
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Grievous tank Pz.Kpfw. VI Ausf. B «Royal Tiger" from the 501st Tank Battalion, the SS languid, stuck and destroyed by Russian artillery. Russian team trophy room "95." District of Lake Balaton
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Padded and scorched heavy tank Pz.Kpfw. VI Ausf. E «Tiger," "medium" series release from the 3rd Tank Regiment, 3rd SS Panzer Division "Totenkopf". Number of captured Russian team "308a". District of Lake Balaton
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"Tiger", captured intact.
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This Panther Ausf G was hit in the rear. Panther crew considered the turret armour to be too thin.
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This Wirbelwind was destroyed by a fougasse. The Flak 38 AA gun was dismantled by the crew.
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This destroyed Panther Ausf G 9e SS "Hohenstaufen".
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A late type Panther Ausf G. Note the late type gun mantlet. The hits are marked with white paint.
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Russian trofeyschiki mark stricken German tank Pz.Kpfw. V «Panther." District of Lake Balaton
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A destroyed Panther Ausf G. Note the additional turret protection.
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This Panther Ausf G was fully destroyed by an internal explosion. A damaged Sherman of the 1 Guards mechanical corps is to the left
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The captured Bergepanzer Hetzer cannibalized for spare parts.
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An abandoned Bergepanther. Note the unusual camouflage.
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This column of the PzKpfw IV Ausf J tanks was destroyed by ZiS-2 antitank guns during an ambush.
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A Jagpdpanzer IV / 70 destroyed by an internal explosion.
