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Affectionately called the "Hunting Tiger" by the Germans. The Jagpanthers were assigned to heavy anti-tank armoured battalions. It featured the res...

In the later stages of WW2 the German military high command began creating a variety of tank destroyers based on the chasis of mostly obsolete tank...

Based of a slightly longer King Tiger chasis the Jagdtiger was a heavilty armoured tank destroyer armed with a powerful 128 mm Pak 44 L/55 main gun...

These German military personnel from the Second World War range from support soldiers all the way to senior non-commissioned officer (NCO). Product...

The Junkers 88 was designed by the Luftwaffe to act as a fast bomber capable of escaping fighter interceptors and also capable of carrying out bomb...

The infamous "Panzerkampfwagen Tiger Ausf. B" , Tiger II or King Tiger was the successor of highly effective Tiger 1.  The King tiger was protected...

Commisioned in 1940 by the German Navy the "Bismark" is the largest ship ever built by the German military. Coming in at 50000 tons displacement an...

The Kriegsmarine Sanitätsoffizier was a medical officer in Germany’s navy, the Kriegsmarine, during World War II. They were responsible for the hea...

The U-48 U-boat/ Submarine commissioned in 1939. It proved to be the most successful for the German Navy of WW2 having sunk 51 allied ships in the ...

The Kriegsmarine (German Navy) played a significant role in the Battle of the Atlantic, where German U-boats (submarines) attempted to disrupt Alli...

The Kriegsmarine (German Navy) played a significant role in the Battle of the Atlantic, where German U-boats (submarines) attempted to disrupt Alli...

The Kriegsmarine (German Navy) played a significant role in the Battle of the Atlantic, where German U-boats (submarines) attempted to disrupt Alli...

The ever reliable Kubelwagen also known as the "Tub Car" began production in 1940 after the high ranking German military experts saw the need for a...

The Küstenartillerie, or Coastal Artillery, was a branch of the German military during World War II responsible for defending coastlines, ports, an...

The Küstenartillerie, or Coastal Artillery, was a branch of the German military during World War II responsible for defending coastlines, ports, an...

The Bf 109E, "Emil", was introduced in 1939, it was powered by a 1,100 Hp DB 601A engine, allowing it to reach speeds up to 355 mph. The armament i...

Developed as a civilian aircraft earlier on due WW1 prohibitions imposed by the allies the Heinkel He 111 Bomber would later become known as a "wol...

Intended to bolster the rank of the German army Luftwaffe Field divisions were raised. Initially they remained under the command of the Luftwaffe d...

The goal of strengthening the German army led to the creation of the Luftwaffe Field divisions, which initially fell under the jurisdiction of the ...

Originally serving under the 1st Luftwaffe Field Division the soldiers of the Luftwaffe made up of surplus ground crew fought on the eastern front ...

The Einheitsmütze M43 field caps were military wide issue ski caps given to the german military. They were used till the end of WW2.  These particu...

With the onset of Operation Barbarossa the German high command soon realised the need for a mobile AT solution. By 1942 they had began development ...

The Medizinische Wohlfahrtsorganisation served as a medical and humanitarian support organization for the German military it ensured troops receive...