Wehrmacht Communications Vehicles |
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| Probably a Kfz 61. Inside is the 100 Watt Sender, and a good photo of the power distribution panel. |
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| Closeup of the power distribution panel. |
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| Good photo of the Sd.Kfz. 251/3 with the rear doors open. |
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Kfz.17 with Kurbelmast 8 |
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Kfz.61 |
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An unknown radio vehicle (please provide information). Note the Kurbelmast on all three vehicles, and the communications flag. |
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Torn. Fu. * set up on a Kraftfahrzeug 2 (Stöwer 40) . Note how the antenna has been placed in a special mount at the rear of the vehicle. |
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A beautifully detailed photo of a radio van. Note the crew inside - working. Also note the BMW R75 motorcycle. |
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Sd.Kfz. 222 in some Yugoslavian town. This vehicle was equipped with the Fusprech.a transceiver. |
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Sd.Kfz. 221 with an extened antenna mast. |
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Two Sd.Kfz. 250 and one Sd.Kfz. 251 armored half-tracks. Both appear to be regimental radio stations judging by their antenna configurations. |
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An Sd.Kfz 251 equpped as a divisional communications vehicle (8m Kurbelmast). Note the SS men resting on the rafts. |
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Reichsheer personnel with early radio vehicles. On the left is an early telescoping antenna, and on the right is a frame antenna. In the window of the truck, a barely visible outline of a radio device. |
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A 17 meter Kurbelmast being raised. These large Kurbelmaste were manufactured by Klöckner-Humboldt-Deutz A.G. |
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Sd. Kfz. 232 (6-rad) |
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Signals men outside a radio vehicle are attempting to start a power generator. They also have an 8 meter Kurbelmast partially extended. |