Whether it is from the Rheindi Metal KwK42L70 artillery it equipped or the solid armor it wore, the Leopard tank was undoubtedly during World War II. Let's take a look at the Battle of Normandy and the destroyed Leopard tanks during the Battle of Fales.

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Speaking of the German Leopard tank during World War II, everyone will be amazed at its excellent performance. Whether it is from the Rhine Metal KwK42L 70 artillery it equipped or the sturdy armor it wore, the Leopard tank is undoubtedly one of the best tanks during World War II. However, when facing the German tiger and leopard threat, the Allied forces were also actively developing countermeasures. There is no absolutely solid shield or the sharpest spear in the world, and any tank will be destroyed. Are you used to seeing the majestic pictures of tanks? Next, let's take a look at the battle of Normandy. The destroyed leopard tanks during the siege of Fares

1944 On June 27, 1944, a messenger riding a motorcycle hurried across the street. He was surrounded by a destroyed Sherman tank, and behind him was a paralyzed leopard

1944. One day in the ruined French town of Argentan, a small French town of Agentan, accompanied them. The tank belongs to the German Wehrmacht 116th Armored Division

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1944 On August 25, 1944, in the "Fares Pocket", three French teenagers stopped in front of a destroyed leopard tank

1944, in Normandy, side shot of a leopard tank was destroyed by a tank of the 3rd/4th County of London Yeomanry (Sharpshooters) of the British Fourth Armored Brigade.Black Panther tank with excellent performance 75mm KwK 42L/70 main gun At that time, the armor that could penetrate any British tanks

1944, in Normandy, the Allied forces captured leopard tanks and other armored vehicles

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8-22, in the Agenton-Fares region of France, several French civilians drove their carriages by a deserted Leopard tank

1944, in Périers, France, the US military approached a fire-catching Leopard tank

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June 1944, a pair of British soldiers passed a Leopard A tank

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1944 during Operation Epsom on June 27, 1944, and were affiliated with the 49th Infantry Division (49th (West Riding) Infantry Division) A Lloyds personnel carrier pulling a 25-pound anti-tank gun from the 10th or 11th Durham Light Infantry Battalion parked next to a captured leopard tank

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1944 July 31 to August 1, 1944, on the way to Aunay-sur-Odon River, the British army was crossing a field, behind which was a fire leopard tank

June 27, 1944, during Operation Epsom, an infantryman of the 49th Infantry Division of the British Army ran past one The discarded leopard tank

June 30, 1944, the Sherman tank of the 24th Lancers of the Eighth Armored Brigade was passing by a leopard tank

Two leopard tanks affiliated to the 1st Company of the 130th Armored Instructor were blown over on the roadside

June 14, 1944, Lanzevl, a leopard tank destroyed by the firefly tank of the 4/7th Cavalry Guard. This is one of the five destroyed. The Leopard tank is a powerful opponent, better than most Allied tanks, but the Firefly's 17-pound cannon is its powerful nemesis

0 July 16, 1944, the half-track car was driving on the main road, next to it was a leopard

An interesting photo, on the right is a Churchill infantry tank, and fighting side by side with it is a captured German Leopard, both of which belong to the 4th Lengxi Guard Infantry Regiment.On November 29, 1944,

1944, a leopard lying quietly in the ruins,

1 June 20, 1944, a tank destroyed in the outskirts of Lanzervre

1 On August 4, 944, the Royal Engineers of Pokaki Village (!) were performing mine-sweeping mission

1944, in Normandy, a leopard tank lying quietly on the plains. The crew members seemed to have escaped. This is one of the seven leopard tanks destroyed by British anti-tank artillery

1944, in infantry anti-tank gun P The side of the leopard tank

The side of the leopard tank was hit by 75mm high-explosive bomb . The three high-explosive bombs fired by Sherman caused the death of tank soldiers inside the turret and the fragmentation of weak armor, but it did not cause more damage to the tanks except that

1944 France St. Giles, a destroyed leopard tank

US soldiers surrounded a leopard tank, which belongs to the 21st German Armored Division. During the Battle of Normandy, its thin power could not withstand the tide of the Allied forces. When the 21st Armored Division discovered that the Allied paratroopers went deep behind enemy lines to threaten them, they turned around and retreated to a safe area

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