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Post-war fate of German weapons and projects 2017-08-15 01:19:04 Post No. 34864145
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Post-war fate of German weapons and projects
Anonymous
2017-08-15 01:19:04
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Post different occasions where German weaponry was used in regular service by other states after WWII.
Pic related is Syrian Panzer IV, which was bought from French or Czechoslovakian stocks.
I am also pretty sure, that Czechoslovakia used and produced Me-262s after war.
Also, related question - could late german tank designs (E-series, Lowe, Tiger II) be considered MBT if they would be retained in service and upgraded over time?
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Israel used some Czech Bf-109 fighters for a bit, and a lot of Czech produced Kar98s and MG34s
Lot of USSR captured german small arms went on to serve in the Chinese Civil War, Korea, and then Vietnam
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is this the kind of thing you mean? I'm unclear as to the concept of your thread
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Base type of armor very weak by current standards. Power to weight very bad as well. In a world where the best armor on many of these tanks could be defeated by weapons common to normal infantry platoons and maintenance and spare parts would be a nightmare they are relegated to museums.
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Czechs did produce the Avia S-92 after the war, pretty much a Me-262 clone.
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Yes. That is a beyond great answer.
>mostly shedding some wehrboo tears, at least other still get to tank
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