Description

24 pages

Content: “On cover: Light German vessels making a side trip through Biscayan Sea. The Leading ship is hoisting up a change-of-course signal; photo by war correspondent Lagemann

Propagator Stalin; Dr. Eduard Benesch … Heavy infantry support self-propelled guns rolling into position; photo by war correspondent Tiemann

Goliath – radio controlled torpedo on tracks; this new German weapon demonstrating its destructive power on a disabled Soviet tank; photos by war correspondents Pahl and Hartmann

The view of Pripet Swamps; photos by war correspondent Koch-Thann

S.I.G – self-propelled infantry artillery; photos by war correspondent Tiemann

German battalion takes a city; photos by war correspondent Lechner

When its thaws out on the East Front, German troops battling new weather conditions; Volkswagen Schwimmkuebel; photos by war correspondent Etzold (PBZ.)

Soldiers artists present Kreta (Crete) in their art; art by Gefreiter Weichhaus, Obergefreiter Patzner, Obergefreiter Pfretzschner, Obergefreiter Berghoff, Obergefreiter Mueller-Mohlo; photos by war correspondent Platte

Bergkaukasien: meeting with Achmed and his Cossacks in the Caucasian Mountains; photos by war correspondent Guenter Greiner

Attack and counterattack at Nettuno, Fallschirmjaeger with Teller mines; photos by war correspondents Schneiders, Seeger, Thoennessen

Ford Lastwagen

This is total war; article by war correspondent Dr. Erich Lohrenz

Borgward

The third one with 250 victories: Hauptmann Barkhorn joins Walter Novotny and Major Rall. He toasts his latest victory right next to his me 109 Christl; photos by war correspondent Knoedler and Schultz

Field machine shop helps with plane engine work; photos by war correspondent Bruening (PBZ.)

Newly constructed Atlantic Wall leaving quarters awaiting visitors; photos by war correspondent Lagemann

Building 18km of anti-tank water obstacle in the western Europe; photos by war correspondent Lagemann

Last page color photograph: German navy diver inspects a sunken ship that blocks one of the water passages. Is up to his judgment whether the ship could be risen or demolished; photo by war correspondent Klefer”