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Tankfest 2006!, Page 10

By A J Summersgill Front Page Features|Museums and Shows | Published: August 16, 2006 at 12:00 pm

To round off the day, it was time for a re-enactment battle scene, featuring members of the Second World War Living History Association and some of the vehicles displayed at the TankFest. To begin, we see a retreating line of German troops and vehicles…

As the weary troops head to prepared defensive positions, an artillery strike begins.

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Hurriedly, the Germans prepare their camouflaged 88mm Anti-Tank gun as the first Allied probes appear.

Advancing Allied troops assault an outlying bunker and blow it up.

But as the bunker explodes, the 88 gun knocks out the Allies’ supporting armour.

The escaping crewmembers are ruthlessly gunned down as the 88 is reloaded.

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2 Responses to “Tankfest 2006!”

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Kent Brewer says:

3/22/2009 at 5:40 pm

What an awesome display of historical armor. Beautiful clear pictures- thank you for sharing them!

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Talha says:

7/17/2009 at 10:07 am

Nice !!!!! so nice

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