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G503 1/4 Ton 4x4 Truck "Jeep"
German ordnance items, above photo.
Back row: Schrapnellmine 35 (S.Mi.35) storage box for three mines, Fuze crimping tool,
1 Kilogram Demolition Charge with Z.Z.42 Fuze and 3 Kilogram Demolition Charge.
Center row: S-Mine 35 (S.Mi.35) with S.Mi.Z.35 Fuze, Stock-Mine 43 (STo.Mi.43) with Z.Z.35 Fuze, Glasmine 43
(Gl.Mi.43) with Hebelzunder Fuze and Kraftstoff Granate (Gasoline Grenade).
Front row: Zeit Zunder 37 (Zt.Z.f. SpBu 37) time fuze, two Z.Z.35 Fuzes, Z.Z.42 Fuze, D.Z.35 Fuze, S.Mi.Z.35
Fuze, Sprengkorper 28 Mine Charge with Z.Z.42 Fuze, Teller Mine Zunder 35 (T.Mi.Z.35)
Trip Wire Mine Fuze and Blendkorper 2 H (M2H) Glass Smoke Grenade.
8,8cm Raketenpanzerbuchse (Rocket Launcher)
Ordnance tan painted carrying box, above top photo and natural wood carrying box, bottom of photo.
Raketen Munition 4322 (Rocket), center of photo.
The 4322 Rocket could be used with the Raketenpanzerbuchse 43 or 54. The RPzB 43 and 54 were
nicknamed "Ofenrohr" (Stovepipe) and "Panzerschrek" (Tank Terror) by the Germans.
The weapon system had an effective range of 150 meters and could penetrate all Allied Armor during World
War Two.
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8,8cm Raketenpanzerbuchse 43 being used in 1944, above left photo.
Photo courtesy German Bundesarchiv Bild 1011-671-7483-29, photographer: Lysiak

United States Army Signal Corps photo of four U.S. Soldiers inspecting an 8,8cm Raketenpanzerbuchse 43. The Shoulder
Sleeve Insignia (SSI) on the right sleeve of the Soldiers M-1941 Jackets has been obscured by the sensor. This "Panzerschrek"
has been camouflage painted by the original owner.