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

Cheers

Thanks for this very nice link, didn't know that one yet... know a lot of the pictures on the site, though

cheers

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

@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

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.

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

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

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

Yes now I can notice

Thanks a lot for infos and pics Andreas


Czech MT 55


NVA BLG 60

If you need more pics from this two tanks, pm me.

Andreas

Thanks a lot Andreas

I'll send you my e-mail adress