Any tank nuts here? WW1, WW2 Korea, Vietnam?

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2 cm Flakvierling auf Fahrgestell Panzerkampfwagen IV

 

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Some crew members were imaginative and had cut some parts of the frontal armor so the gun could engage ground targets without lowering the walls. The traverse arc was very limited, but at least there was some armor to hide behind. Source: panzernet

 

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An extremely rare variant of the T-34 in German service, the JgPz 747-88(r), is shown here.

 

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Afrika Korps with a plaque in honor of the deceased crew members. Died June 23, 1940

 

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Ukraine, December 1944. Gebirgsjäger and Sturmgeschütz III

 

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Monte Cassino (Italy), 1944. Sturmgeschütz and Fallschirmjäger with Hauptmann Rudolf Rennecke