Thank you Andy.
Yes, the tank silhouettes are the kills of all gun battery, including the marks on the barrel of the cannon.
There's only about 40 kills chalked up there. To be honest, on the Eastern Front, that's possibly low for even a single gun. The Russians lost a lot of armor during the war (to the tune of just south of 100,000 pieces!). At that loss rate, it almost wouldn't surprise me to find PanzerGrenadier's with over 40 armor kills.
I understand what you mean, but humbly and with all due respect, you are wrong in this case.
Quoted TextI understand what you mean, but humbly and with all due respect, you are wrong in this case.
Actually, you did misunderstand my comment. I didn't post it to debate the rights or wrongs of the markings. I was just pointing out that on the Eastern Front, 40+ kills for a single gun would have been entirely possible.
One thing I am curious about though, is the use of both silhouettes and rings. Were they denoting vehicle kills with the silhouettes and aircraft kills with the rings?
Good catch on the recoiled barrel, Roy. I missed that completely.
Mr. Bob, I want to present my apologies, because I did not understand what you mean above. Really was a misunderstanding. I thank the clarification.
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