Come on though, guys, admit it – this is cool. It’s part of a King Tiger that rolled across Eastern Europe (one assumes), plinking T-34’s and JS’s until Miller Time.
Amazing what the frost will bring to the surface! I wonder if the rest of the tank is still down there somewhere. LOL. (makes me think of the dumpsters filled with road wheels, etc. at any Army maintenance site!)
I wouldn’t mind having a piece of the m10 audie murphy made his one man stand on. even a .50 cal cartridge from the site. it would be awesome to have that displayed with my audie m10 display that I’m doing.
I think I will buy that and make a rusty card table out of it ! 800 bucks for a wheel off the most underpowered tank of ww2 , I wonder what hitler paid for that new ? Will one of those fit on my work truck ?
Well, yeah, you don’t have to roll forward to roll. [(-D]
Seriously though, Tiger IIs were often used for attacks even as late as March '45. They attacked quite a lot in January '45 in the counteroffensive in Hungary. 509 sPzAbt was supporting 5th SS Pz and 2nd SS Pz. 509 racked up an impressive kill list of IS-IIs and ISU-152s, but the unit was eventually ground down.