Germany's SdKfz 10 leichter Zugkraftwagen 1t half track updated and photos added

The Germans had a huge variety of half track vehicles. A series of these were used for towing weapons or mounting guns on to make a quick and easy self propelled gun. One of these was the SdKfz 10 1 ton half track that had nearly 17,000 produced during World War II.

Germany's SdKfz 2 kleines Kettenrad updated and photo added

The SdKfz 2 kleines Kettenrad was a very popular hybrid motorcycle / half track that was used by the Germans in World War II.

Foreign Vehicles in Service with Germany updated

The Germans used many tanks that they took over when captured or when a country was taken over. Here's some I've updated that were captured from the French and Italians:

• Infanterie Schlepper UE 630(f)
• StuG M43(i)
• Flammwagen PzKpfw B-2(f)

Computer down

My main computer has been down all week. Trying to get it back up and running. Should be back in business tomorrow.

Germany's PzKpfw 35(t) and PzKpfw 38(t) updated and photos added

When the Germans took over Czechoslovakia they took over their armored weapons and the factories that produced them. Two of the early war medium tanks that were used extensively in the German Panzer Divisions were the PzKpfw 35(t) and the PzKpfw 38(t).

German foreign tanks updated

I've made some more updates for the foreign vehicles used by the Germans:

• PzKpfw 35R(f)
• Polizei-Panzerkampfwagen ADGZ
• GWLrS(f)
• GW FCM(f)

German Cross Wins

By a vote of 24 to 8 I'll keep using the German cross instead of the Nazi flag.

Germany's GWB2 (f) updated

Another French tank that was converted was the Char B-1 bis. It became the GWB2.

Germany's GW 39H(f) udpated

The Germans took over a large amount of French armored vehicles after the invasion in 1940. Some of these were simply used in secondary theaters, while others were modified into self propelled guns. The H-39 was renamed the GW 39H(f) and had 75 mm and 105 mm guns installed into the chassis with an armored body built up around them.

Aircraft Production corrections

Thanks to Paul Schonfeld, my totals for aircraft production now add up correctly!