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Panzerfaust

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hi at all.
i need some informations about the german Ztz 69 E (Zeitzünder 69E)
find not realy interessting in the net.

thanks
 
das habe ich schon gefunden. mich würde ein schnittbild davon interessieren und bilder wo dieser eingesetzt ist
 
Kennst du die L.DV 4200? Da wird dir geholfen!
 

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Hier von der L.DV. 4200
 

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These are great pics Fusse! Pictures of early German clusters are really scarce.
Would you happen to have pics of a BSK-36? (I have seen only till now a photo of a remaining discarded opening plate and drawing ttrying to reconstruct it) This will help to solve the debate about this cluster: officially it was stored vertically in the bomb bay, the lower plaque being discarded allowing the incendiary bomblets to fall out - the problem is that we have reports and photographs showing that the BSK-36 cluster was the standard equipment of the Do17E and the bomb bay of this aircraft could not accommodate it in a vertical position, so we need to suppose that the cluster could also be dropped as such, dismantling in mid-air and releasing the bomblets. Only seeing the real objects will enable to really understand how it worked.
 
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