The Jagdpanzer 38 (t) was one of the types that the Germans supplied to their allies. This tank destroyer began to be produced only in the last year of World War II, so it got into the armament of the only German ally, Hungary. Other users became his enemies, into whose hands these machines fell like booty.
Jagdpanzer 38(t) ve službách cizích armád
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Jagdpanzer 38 (t) in the Bulgarian Army
As part of the compensation of losses of Bulgarian armored units during the fighting against German troops in Yugoslavia, Hungary and Austria, the Bulgarian army received a total of five tank destroyers during the final fighting and after the war Jagdpanzer 38 (t). These were captured fighters of the 3rd Ukrainian Front. These fighters have not been in the Bulgarian army since 1948.
The vehicle bore the name "Šturmovo orudie Praga" in the Bulgarian army.
States of Jagdpanzer 38 (t) trophy tanks as of 11-12/1945:
As part of the compensation of losses of Bulgarian armored units during the fighting against German troops in Yugoslavia, Hungary and Austria, the Bulgarian army received a total of five tank destroyers during the final fighting and after the war Jagdpanzer 38 (t). These were captured fighters of the 3rd Ukrainian Front. These fighters have not been in the Bulgarian army since 1948.
The vehicle bore the name "Šturmovo orudie Praga" in the Bulgarian army.
States of Jagdpanzer 38 (t) trophy tanks as of 11-12/1945:
| Registration number | Fgst.Nr. | Manufacturer | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| B 60341 | 323162 | Škoda | 1. armored company of the 2nd Armored Regiment |
| B 60342 | 322845 | BMM | 2. armored company of the 2nd Armored Regiment |
| B 60343 | 321887 | BMM | 3. armored company of the 2nd Armored Regiment |
| B 60339 | 321265 | BMM | 4. armored company of the 2nd Armored Regiment |
| B 60340 | 323018 | Škoda | 5. armored company of the 2nd Armored Regiment |
Kaloyan Matev - The Armored Forces of the Bulgarian Army 1936-45, Helion & Company, year of publication 2015, ISBN: 978-1-909384-16-3
Jagdpanzer 38 (t) in the French Army
The FFI squadron Besnier also included the Jagdpanzer 38 (t). Until recently, it was not known from the well-known pair of photos of this vehicle whether it was a full-fledged tank destroyer with a cannon or a vehicle without a cannon, which could be Bergepanzer 38 (t). The assumption that it is a rescue vehicle was confirmed by the fact that the vehicle does not have a ceiling armor, respectively. its part. See the mounting of an American 7.62 mm Browning machine gun where its operator is standing in an open space. Now, however, a photograph has appeared where the cannon's mount is visible. It is thus a full-fledged fighter, which for an unknown reason probably does not have a ceiling armor. The question is whether he has a sight at all, because the machine gun operator is at the place where he should be.
On the sides of the superstructure is painted a pair of American stars, between which is painted a French tricolor and an unidentifiable inscription.
The source states the date of April 21, 1945. The vehicle is standing in front of a Ford building in France (?).
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The FFI squadron Besnier also included the Jagdpanzer 38 (t). Until recently, it was not known from the well-known pair of photos of this vehicle whether it was a full-fledged tank destroyer with a cannon or a vehicle without a cannon, which could be Bergepanzer 38 (t). The assumption that it is a rescue vehicle was confirmed by the fact that the vehicle does not have a ceiling armor, respectively. its part. See the mounting of an American 7.62 mm Browning machine gun where its operator is standing in an open space. Now, however, a photograph has appeared where the cannon's mount is visible. It is thus a full-fledged fighter, which for an unknown reason probably does not have a ceiling armor. The question is whether he has a sight at all, because the machine gun operator is at the place where he should be.
On the sides of the superstructure is painted a pair of American stars, between which is painted a French tricolor and an unidentifiable inscription.
The source states the date of April 21, 1945. The vehicle is standing in front of a Ford building in France (?).
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Jagdpanzer 38 (t) in the Yugoslav Army
The Jagdpanzer 38 (t) tank destroyer can also be found in a constellation of captured armored vehicles in Yugoslavia. According to some sources, the numbers of captured vehicles could be counted in tens of pieces. After the war, they served to train tank crews.
In 1946, eight fighters were to be in the 2nd Tank Brigade. Five tank fighters were to be in the state of the tank school in Belá Cerkva from 11/1945. It is said that the fighters remained in service until their decommissioning in 1952. The vehicles were to carry three-color camouflage.
Some vehicles were to take part in crew training in friendly Albania.
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Bela Crkva, Tankové učilište, rok 1948 (Jagpanzer 38(t) v pozadí)
Jagdpanzer 38(t) naľavo v pozadí
The Jagdpanzer 38 (t) tank destroyer can also be found in a constellation of captured armored vehicles in Yugoslavia. According to some sources, the numbers of captured vehicles could be counted in tens of pieces. After the war, they served to train tank crews.
In 1946, eight fighters were to be in the 2nd Tank Brigade. Five tank fighters were to be in the state of the tank school in Belá Cerkva from 11/1945. It is said that the fighters remained in service until their decommissioning in 1952. The vehicles were to carry three-color camouflage.
Some vehicles were to take part in crew training in friendly Albania.
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Jagdpanzer 38(t) naľavo v pozadí
Jagdpanzer 38 (t) in the Hungarian Army
Hungary was the only ally of Germany where this type was delivered. Due to the great problems of Hungarian industry to supply its army with equipment of this type, Germany was forced to supply its equipment.
The first 10 pieces of fighters were delivered in 8/1944, which formed the armament of one company of the 1st Cavalry Division ( Lovashadosztály) at that time decimated and reorganized at Warsaw[/i ] in Poland. Here she very successfully participated in the fighting within the IV.SS Panzerkorps against the insurgents after the outbreak of the Warsaw Uprising.
Another 50 pcs were delivered in 12/1944 (25 pcs as of 9.12.1944 and 25 pcs as of 12.12.1944) and finally 25 pcs as of 13. 1.1945. So a total of 85 tank destroyers Jagdpanzer 38 (t). The fighters were in the arsenal of three units (16th, 20th and 25th rohamtüzér osztály). 20. rotü oszt. was assigned to 25. Infantry Division (Commander Col. Kalko - the designation of machines began with the letter "K") and 25. rotü oszt. was assigned to 20. Infantry Division (Commander Major General Tilger - the designation of machines began with the letter "T"). Both units took part in the last major offensive Frühlingserwachen ("Spring Awakening") of 3/1945. The machines bore the registration numbers T-001 - T-040 and K-041 - K-075 (only machines from the last two deliveries). Several machines were also part of the elite division Szent László. As of March 8, 1945, in 20. The Eger group led 15 fighters.
Kliment, Ch. K., Bernád, D .: Hungarian Army 1919-1945, Our Army, year of publication 2007, ISBN 80-86158-50-0
Stroj nesúci na čelnom pancieri pomenovanie "Marika".
Hungary was the only ally of Germany where this type was delivered. Due to the great problems of Hungarian industry to supply its army with equipment of this type, Germany was forced to supply its equipment.
The first 10 pieces of fighters were delivered in 8/1944, which formed the armament of one company of the 1st Cavalry Division ( Lovashadosztály) at that time decimated and reorganized at Warsaw[/i ] in Poland. Here she very successfully participated in the fighting within the IV.SS Panzerkorps against the insurgents after the outbreak of the Warsaw Uprising.
Another 50 pcs were delivered in 12/1944 (25 pcs as of 9.12.1944 and 25 pcs as of 12.12.1944) and finally 25 pcs as of 13. 1.1945. So a total of 85 tank destroyers Jagdpanzer 38 (t). The fighters were in the arsenal of three units (16th, 20th and 25th rohamtüzér osztály). 20. rotü oszt. was assigned to 25. Infantry Division (Commander Col. Kalko - the designation of machines began with the letter "K") and 25. rotü oszt. was assigned to 20. Infantry Division (Commander Major General Tilger - the designation of machines began with the letter "T"). Both units took part in the last major offensive Frühlingserwachen ("Spring Awakening") of 3/1945. The machines bore the registration numbers T-001 - T-040 and K-041 - K-075 (only machines from the last two deliveries). Several machines were also part of the elite division Szent László. As of March 8, 1945, in 20. The Eger group led 15 fighters.
Kliment, Ch. K., Bernád, D .: Hungarian Army 1919-1945, Our Army, year of publication 2007, ISBN 80-86158-50-0
Francev, V., Kliment, Ch. K., Kopecký, M .: Jagdpanzer 38 (t) Hetzer, MBI, Publishing House, Prague, year of publication 2001, ISBN 80-902238-9-3
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Jagdpanzer 38 (t) in the Polish Army
In addition to the well-known "Chwata" from the period of the Warsaw Uprising in 1944, there is another documented inclusion of this tank destroyer in the state of Polish troops.
As part of the addition to the 5th Independent Battalion of self-propelled artillery of the 6th Infantry Division of the Polish Army armed with self-propelled guns SU-76M in 3-4/1945 was included in the armament of three tank fighters [ url=/topic/view/241330] Jagdpanzer 38 (t)[/url] (322549, 323339 and 323358). The vehicles were painted green camouflage paint and had large white matriculation numbers (vehicles in the photo have the numbers "2" and "16"). In addition to the Jagpanzer 38 (t), the unit also had three self-propelled guns StuG III Ausf.G, Sd.Kfz.139 (7, 62 cm PaK 36 (r) auf Pz. Kpfw. 38 (t) Marder III), Pz.Kpfw.IV a Sd.kfz.251/17. In 10/1945 the unit was abolished and vehicles transferred to the 3rd School Tank Regiment. Their next fate is unknown.
Vladimir Francev, Charles K. Kliment, Milan Kopecky - Jagdpanzer 38 (t) Hetzer, MBI, year of publication 2001, ISBN: 80-902238-9-3
In addition to the well-known "Chwata" from the period of the Warsaw Uprising in 1944, there is another documented inclusion of this tank destroyer in the state of Polish troops.
As part of the addition to the 5th Independent Battalion of self-propelled artillery of the 6th Infantry Division of the Polish Army armed with self-propelled guns SU-76M in 3-4/1945 was included in the armament of three tank fighters [ url=/topic/view/241330] Jagdpanzer 38 (t)[/url] (322549, 323339 and 323358). The vehicles were painted green camouflage paint and had large white matriculation numbers (vehicles in the photo have the numbers "2" and "16"). In addition to the Jagpanzer 38 (t), the unit also had three self-propelled guns StuG III Ausf.G, Sd.Kfz.139 (7, 62 cm PaK 36 (r) auf Pz. Kpfw. 38 (t) Marder III), Pz.Kpfw.IV a Sd.kfz.251/17. In 10/1945 the unit was abolished and vehicles transferred to the 3rd School Tank Regiment. Their next fate is unknown.
Vladimir Francev, Charles K. Kliment, Milan Kopecky - Jagdpanzer 38 (t) Hetzer, MBI, year of publication 2001, ISBN: 80-902238-9-3
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Jagdpanzer 38 (t) in ROA (Russian Liberation Army)
At the turn of 3-4 April 1945, she received 1. Russian ROA Division (in German numbering 600. Infantry Division) 10 pcs of tank destroyers Jagdpanzer 38 (t ) and one piece of rescue Bergepanzera 38 (t). At the very end of the war, ROA units tried to get into American captivity before the final surrender. Between 5 - 9 May 1945, this unit moved around Prague. At that time there was an uprising in Prague and units 1. Russian Division ROA arbitrarily, without the permission of the higher command ROA more or less joined the Czech insurgents (local fighting also took place between soldiers ROA[/i ] and insurgents). Jagdpanzers, for example, took part in the battles for the Ruzyně airport. On the eve of the surrender, the ROA units disengaged and headed for the demarcation line, where they wanted to surrender to American troops. However, the American command refused to take them captive. The unit thus prepared for the final battle with the Soviet army and Czech partisans. The last larger units and machines capitulated and fell into captivity of Soviet troops May 13 - 14, 1945.
Vladimir Francev, Charles K. Kliment, Milan Kopecky - Jagdpanzer 38 (t) Hetzer, MBI, Publishing House, Prague, year of publication 2001, ISBN 80-902238-9-3
Bergepanzer 38(t)ROA
Bergepanzer 38(t)ROA
At the turn of 3-4 April 1945, she received 1. Russian ROA Division (in German numbering 600. Infantry Division) 10 pcs of tank destroyers Jagdpanzer 38 (t ) and one piece of rescue Bergepanzera 38 (t). At the very end of the war, ROA units tried to get into American captivity before the final surrender. Between 5 - 9 May 1945, this unit moved around Prague. At that time there was an uprising in Prague and units 1. Russian Division ROA arbitrarily, without the permission of the higher command ROA more or less joined the Czech insurgents (local fighting also took place between soldiers ROA[/i ] and insurgents). Jagdpanzers, for example, took part in the battles for the Ruzyně airport. On the eve of the surrender, the ROA units disengaged and headed for the demarcation line, where they wanted to surrender to American troops. However, the American command refused to take them captive. The unit thus prepared for the final battle with the Soviet army and Czech partisans. The last larger units and machines capitulated and fell into captivity of Soviet troops May 13 - 14, 1945.
Vladimir Francev, Charles K. Kliment, Milan Kopecky - Jagdpanzer 38 (t) Hetzer, MBI, Publishing House, Prague, year of publication 2001, ISBN 80-902238-9-3
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