Marder 38T

Marder III armed with the 7,62 cm Pak 36 during an exercise in Fischbeck.

1943-10-10

Fischbeck, Germany

Some of the debris, including a Marder 38T and a Kübelwagen, after a German column was destroyed on 19 May 1944 by either French artillery or USAAF fighter-bombers. The photograph is taken near Esperia, Frosinone, Italy. There exist a colour photograph of this Marder 38T, showing the darkest of the three-colour camouflage to be Rotbraun RAL 8017, and the markings being white.

Panzer-Jäger-Regiment 171/71. Infanterie-Division

1944

Esperia, Italy

Another photograph of this Marder 38T. The pine branches, which appear to have been removed on the previous photograph, indicates that the vehicles were originally camouflaged with foilage.

Panzer-Jäger-Regiment 171/71. Infanterie-Division

1944

Esperia, Italy

Allied vehicle dump for knocked-out German and French armored vehicles, including a Marder 38T Ausf. H, a Kleines Kettenkraftrad (Sd Kfz 2), two Renault UE, and a Hotchkiss H39.

1944-07-13

Normandy, France

Two Marder 38T, together with a lot of destroyed equipment and debris, next to the church of Roncey. These two Marder 38T were either abandoned or destroyed, when the rear guard of the retreating German forces in Normandy were attacked by Allied fighter-bombers.

1. Kompanie/Panzerjäger-Abteilung 243/243. Infanterie-Division

1944-08

Roncey, Normandy, France