HERE
You can find a stunning photo blog with a lot of pics of DDR army vehicles
I hope this will be an useful reference resource for many of you
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NVA (DDR, historisch) Photos
Spiderfrommars
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Posted: Friday, February 18, 2011 - 10:30 PM UTC
guni-kid
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Posted: Saturday, February 19, 2011 - 10:09 AM UTC
Thanks for this very nice link, didn't know that one yet... know a lot of the pictures on the site, though
cheers
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andymon
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Posted: Saturday, February 19, 2011 - 10:13 AM UTC
Hi,
the bridgetank (named in the NVA -> BLG-60) is not from the former GDR NVA.
When you search for Original pics, use this site . All official pics.
Andreas
the bridgetank (named in the NVA -> BLG-60) is not from the former GDR NVA.
When you search for Original pics, use this site . All official pics.
Andreas
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Posted: Saturday, February 19, 2011 - 11:06 PM UTC
@Marian, i'm really glad thet you like it
@Andreas, yes you're right. In the site there are also russian army pics. I didn't notice the different green shade of the camo
Anyway, thanks a milion for the link
Cheers and thanks to both of you
@Andreas, yes you're right. In the site there are also russian army pics. I didn't notice the different green shade of the camo
Anyway, thanks a milion for the link
Cheers and thanks to both of you
guni-kid
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Posted: Saturday, February 19, 2011 - 11:48 PM UTC
It's not just the shade of green what makes the difference between the MT-55A Bridging Tank (seen on your pics) and the BLG-60 Bridging Tank (former NVA). Just have a close look to the carrier vehicle and you will notice quite some major differences.
The brigdes themselves were also totally different constructions (with the BLG-60 bridge constructed as a closed hull able to swim despite of the open czech version)
Anyway: still nice pics, just be careful with the differences and origins of the vehicles seen.
The brigdes themselves were also totally different constructions (with the BLG-60 bridge constructed as a closed hull able to swim despite of the open czech version)
Anyway: still nice pics, just be careful with the differences and origins of the vehicles seen.
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Posted: Sunday, February 20, 2011 - 01:18 AM UTC
Yes you're right but i'm still exploring about NVA techinique so i'm often wrong
Did you have some BLG-60 pics?
Thanks a lot
Did you have some BLG-60 pics?
Thanks a lot
Spiderfrommars
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Posted: Sunday, February 20, 2011 - 04:17 AM UTC
I found it
http://www.primeportal.net/bridging/ulrich_wrede/blg_60/
When Andreas told me that the tank depicted in the photos which I posted didn't belong to NVA , he didn't specify that the russian and the german bridgelayer tanks were different in construction ...That's the reason why I thought it was just a camo matter...
Anyway, thanks a lot. Today I heard something new
http://www.primeportal.net/bridging/ulrich_wrede/blg_60/
When Andreas told me that the tank depicted in the photos which I posted didn't belong to NVA , he didn't specify that the russian and the german bridgelayer tanks were different in construction ...That's the reason why I thought it was just a camo matter...
Anyway, thanks a lot. Today I heard something new
andymon
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Posted: Monday, February 21, 2011 - 08:18 AM UTC
Hi,
i have taken some pictures in Munster/Germany and in Pütnitz/Eastsea/Germany, former a Russian airfield.
this is the bridge, it is very different to other versions
this is the Tank from Munster / German Tank Museum
Andreas
i have taken some pictures in Munster/Germany and in Pütnitz/Eastsea/Germany, former a Russian airfield.
this is the bridge, it is very different to other versions
this is the Tank from Munster / German Tank Museum
Andreas
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Posted: Monday, February 21, 2011 - 06:05 PM UTC
Quoted Text
this is the bridge, it is very different to other versions
Andreas
Yes now I can notice
Thanks a lot for infos and pics Andreas
Czech MT 55
NVA BLG 60
andymon
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Posted: Tuesday, February 22, 2011 - 07:29 AM UTC
If you need more pics from this two tanks, pm me.
Andreas
Andreas
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Posted: Tuesday, February 22, 2011 - 11:11 AM UTC
Thanks a lot Andreas
I'll send you my e-mail adress
I'll send you my e-mail adress