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Deutsch: Kampfgruppe A 3 der 3. Panzerdivision (Bundeswehr) mit etwa 100 Panzern und Selbstfahrlafetten, 500 Räderfahrzeugen und rund 3.000 Soldaten im Raum Trittau und Neumünster. Im Bild eine Kolonne leichter Kampfpanzer (LeKPz) vom Typ M 41 Walker Bulldog in Trittau in Bereitschaftsstellung am 2. Okt. 1957. Im Vordergrund, rechts ein (handelsüblicher) VW Standard, später landläufig als "Käfer" bezeichnet, als Verbindungs- u. Führungsfahrzeug der neuen Bundeswehr. Im Hintergrund folgt ein Borgward B 2000 A/O, der in der Bundeswehr auch als "Borgward Kübel u/o Kübelwagen" bezeichnet wurde. Zu erkennen ist am vorderen M 41 die takt. Turmnummer 115, jedoch war das "Schwarze Kreuz bzw. Tatzenkreuz" als Nationalitäts- und Hoheitsabzeichen für gepanzerte Fahrzeuge der Bundeswehr noch nicht angebracht oder vorgeschrieben. Der LeKPz (US) M 41 Walker Bulldog (Bj. 1950 - 1958, ausgerüstet mit einer 76,2 mm Bordkanone, Gefechstgewicht 25,4 t) kam in den Panzerjägerzügen der PzGrenBtl als KanJgPz (Kanonenjagdpanzer), sowie in den PzAufklBtl als Aufklärungspanzer zum Einsatz. (Fotooriginal cropped, leicht aufgehellt).
English: Combat Group A 3 of the 3rd Armored Division (German Bundeswehr) with around 100 tanks and self-propelled guns, 500 wheeled vehicles and around 3,000 soldiers in the Trittau and Neumünster area. The picture shows a column of M 41 Walker Bulldog light battle tanks (LeKPz) on standby in Trittau, Oct 2, 1957. In the foreground, on the right, a (commercially available) VW Standard - later commonly referred to as the "Beetle" - as a liaison and command vehicle for the new Bundeswehr. In the background is a Borgward B 2000 A/O, also known in the Bundeswehr as the "Borgward Kübel u/o Kübelwagen". The tactical turret number 115 can be seen on the front M 41, but the "Black Cross or Tatzenkreuz" was not yet attached or prescribed as a nationality and sovereignty insignia for armored vehicles of the new German Bundeswehr. The LeKPz (US) M 41 Walker Bulldog (built 1950 - 1958, equipped with a 76.2 mm cannon, gross vehicle weight 25.4 t) was used in the tank destroyer platoons of the PzGrenBtl as a KanJgPz (Kanonenjagdpanzer/Hunting tank (cannon)), as well as in the PzAufklBtl as a reconnaissance tank.
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institution QS:P195,Q28737428
Author Magnussen, Friedrich (1914-1987)
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13.780
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Manöver Südwind der Bundeswehr
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2.3 - Bildnachlass Friedrich Magnussen (1914-1987)
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Trittau
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KN, 03.10.1957
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Heer « Militär
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Gesellschaft für Kieler Stadtgeschichte

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