The Flamm-Panzer-Abteilung (F) 102 in AOK 17 (HGr Süd)

[mika1606]

Hi,

Many thanks for yr note.

May I ask would it possible to present a source? I'm very interested in further info.
I wonder - thus for 1 month to Russia from France and then back again?!

Thx in advance, Gerhard

[tigre]

Hello Gerhard ; glad to see you joining here........................

Pz Abteilungen (Flamm) - Barbarossa 1941.

Please see below........................

and also

viewtopic.php?f=55&t=169364&p=2063122&h ... l#p2054894

about Wielki Dzial 1941.....

Source: Operation Barbarossa: the Complete Organisational and Statistical Analysis and Military Simulation. Nigel Askey.
and see too - Flammpanzer, carros lanzallamas alemanes. Osprey Military 9. T. Jentz-H. Doyle-P. Sarson.

Cheers. Raúl M .

[mika1606]

Hi Raúl,

Nice to meet you here!

Many thanks for the additional information.

BR, Gerhard

[GregSingh]

From Leo's earlier post:

Source:
BA-MA Stammkartei

Additional information about that unit involvement in Russia can be found in NARA rolls for 17. Armee, IV. AK and some ID divisions.
Here is one example from Kriegstagebuch Qu.-Abt. Gen.Kdo. IV. AK:

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[mika1606]

Dear GregSingh,

Many thanks for this document sharing here!

Very helpful to clarify further details on this.

Thx & BR, Gerhard

[tigre]

Hello to all ; something more....................

The Pz. Abt. (F) 102 in action.

The advance continues ...............................................

Source: http://nemirov41.forum24.ru/?1-18-0-000 ... 00-10001-0

Cheers. Raúl M .

[Yankee]

Hello everyone!

Probably this topic is already forgotten long time ago, but still, giving a try.

Has anyone collected/purchased original photos from the events at Wielki Dzial (or in area around the border)? I've been working with the site for years, there is some sort of project regarding the fights with Soviet bunkers and combat reports of 296 ID with attached 102 FlammPz Battalion.

Will be waiting for any replies.

[Yankee]

Here is one of collages, taken from the same spot, like in June 1941: