PaK 40
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The PaK 40 was a German 75 mm anti-tank gun developed by Rheinmetall in 1941.
 PaK 40 in Worthington Tank Museum at CFB Borden (Ontario, Canada). |
 PaK 40 in Worthington Tank Museum at CFB Borden (Ontario, Canada). |
 PaK 40 in Worthington Tank Museum at CFB Borden (Ontario, Canada). |
 PaK 40 in Worthington Tank Museum at CFB Borden (Ontario, Canada). |
 PaK40 at CFB Borden (Ontario, Canada). |
 PaK40 at CFB Borden (Ontario, Canada). |
 PaK40 at CFB Borden (Ontario, Canada). |
 PaK40 at CFB Borden (Ontario, Canada). |
 PaK40 at CFB Borden (Ontario, Canada). |
 PaK 40 in Manege Military Museum in Suomenlinna fortress, Helsinki. |
 PaK 40 in Manege Military Museum in Suomenlinna fortress, Helsinki. |
 PaK 40 in Manege Military Museum in Suomenlinna fortress, Helsinki. |
 PaK 40 in Manege Military Museum in Suomenlinna fortress, Helsinki. |
 PaK 40 in Manege Military Museum in Suomenlinna fortress, Helsinki. |
 PaK 40 in Manege Military Museum in Suomenlinna fortress, Helsinki. |
 PaK 40 in Manege Military Museum in Suomenlinna fortress, Helsinki. |
 PaK 40 shells in Manege Military Museum in Suomenlinna fortress, Helsinki. |
 Ammunition containers |
 PAK 40 in Parola Tank Museum. |
 PaK 40 in Hiukkavaara, Oulu, Finland. |
 PaK 40 in Hiukkavaara, Oulu, Finland. |
 PaK 40 in Hiukkavaara, Oulu, Finland. |
 PaK 40 in Hiukkavaara, Oulu, Finland. |
 PaK 40 in Hiukkavaara, Oulu, Finland. |
