To: DannyTN
6 posted on
07/27/2021 4:20:32 AM PDT by
Cvengr
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To: Cvengr
Thanks, I didn’t think that was right. But it’s been a very long time since I played Panzerbitz.
7 posted on
07/27/2021 4:22:13 AM PDT by
DannyTN
To: Cvengr
Not necessarily. All tanks were “Panzers” or armored vehicles. But this one was a Panther, rather than a Tiger or a Löwe (Lion). It’s confusing I know.
11 posted on
07/27/2021 4:44:06 AM PDT by
x
To: Cvengr
eich PANZER, not Panther! The German mark V was known as the panther, and the mark VI the tiger. Panzer is German for tank.
16 posted on
07/27/2021 4:53:43 AM PDT by
MikeSteelBe
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To: Cvengr
PANZER is German for "armor", an generic term. A Panther is a particular design and manufactured model, a specific designation.
Panther
29 posted on
07/27/2021 6:42:02 AM PDT by
GingisK
To: Cvengr
thank you.
Panzer.
darn auto correct. rewriting history.
43 posted on
07/27/2021 1:46:50 PM PDT by
teeman8r
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To: Cvengr
It was known as ‘’The Mark 5 ‘’Panther Tank’’. “Panzer’’ in German simply means ‘’armored’’ or a generic name for a tank in German.
46 posted on
07/27/2021 2:51:02 PM PDT by
jmacusa
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