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Unique ID: 119 Added to Database: May 2008 Last Edited: May 2008 Type (ID): Sturmgeschütz III (80) Model (ID): Ausf C and D (157) Location Category (ID): Solitary Vehicles (2190) Location (ID): War Memorial (2190) Serial Number: Registration: Name: Other Identification: Collection Reference: Links: References: Associated Tanks: Location History: (see map) 1: Altmärkische Kettenfabrik (Alkett) GmbH, Berlin-Spandau, Germany (Sole manufacturer) 2: Solitary Vehicles, Volokolamsk, Russia (Current location) Text in original Preserved German Tanks publication: This StuG is on display near Volokolamsk beside the main road from Moscow. It is incorporated into, and is part of, a large marble and steel memorial. On this site eleven Red Army engineers reputedly held up the German Army’s advance on Moscow by destroying twenty of its tanks. The date of the action, 18 November 1941, is marked on the side of the marble structure. The StuG appears to be largely complete but its right-hand track is broken and a portion of it runs across the top of the memorial. Text in Preserved German Tanks Update: [No entry] Text in original Preserved Tanks In Russia publication: This StuG III is displayed near Volokolamsk, west of Moscow, beside the main road from Moscow. For the details of this vehicle see PGT1: StuG III #2. Recent reports have indicated that it has been removed, and may have been stolen (source: R. Fleming).

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August 2011 1: Lower rear leaft view, photo by D. Bushmakow Taken: 11 August 2011 Contributor: Wikimedia Photo ID: 9334 Added: 15 March 2014 Filename: Leibstan... Views: 358 Select/Has Priority: 22/0

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