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German King Tiger frontal sloped armour, 7.3 inch's thick.
 
That after-surrender report is interesting reading. How bad do you have to piss off someone to be moved from S-Boot service to the Glorious Untersee fleet?

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Straddling the ghost of a horse... He knows what he's about - that hat has been wornfor many, many miles.
 
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Caption transliterated from Russian:

Fort "Krasnaya Gorka." Canet cannon, southern shore of the Gulf of Finland. Year taken: 1992.

I cannot find them now, but a tourist took pics of a visit to one of these 152mm/45 batteries destroyed by evacuating Finn artillery units, and uploaded them about a decade ago. The Finns did a job on them.

The pic shows possible damage to the gun and pedestal. Maybe in Russian Karelia?

Jaeger platoon write up on these heavy guns:

https://jaegerplatoon.net/COASTAL_ARTILLERY2.htm
 
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From Harold Skarrup:

Here is quite the selection of aircraft gathered together in one place. A Catalina, a Northrop Delta (Serial No. 672), coded YO-C of No. 8 (BR) Squadron, a Canadian Vickers Stranraer (Serial No. 909), coded QN-G of No. 5 (BR) Squadron, and a Fairchild Bolingbroke (Serial No. 717) of No. 5 (BR) Squadron, the only Mk. III built and fitted with floats.

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