4.7cm Pak(t) auf PzKpfw 35R (f) (200 produced) Bergeschlepper 35R 731(f) (towing of vehicles) Befehlspanzer 35R (f) with a MG34 (26 produced) Panzerkampfwagen 35R 731(f) (Renault R35) Many were used in armored trains or were given to the Luftwaffe as snow ploughs for airfields Panzerkampfwagen 730c (f) is the cannon version and 730m (f) is the MG version. some were converted to command vehicles without turret some were converted to railway protection armored cars some were modified and rearmed with 5cm KwK L/42 guns
Panzerspähwagen Laf 202(f) (AMD Laffly 80AM) Panzerspähwagen Wh 201(f) (AMD Laffly 50AM) some were rearmed with 2cm KwK 30 or KwK 38 L/55 guns Gepanzerter Transportkraftwagen P380(f) (Panhard-Kégresse) Zugkraftwagen Ci/380(f) (Citroën-Kégresse P19) Sanität leSPW U304(f) - Equivalent of the Sdkfz 251/8 ambulance Granatwerfer leSPW U304(f) (8cm GrW) - Equivalent of the Sdkfz 251/2, mounting the 8cm mortar Zugführerwagen leSPW U304(f) (PaK 36) - Equivalent of the Sdkfz 251/10, mounting the 37mm PaK 36 Selbstfahrlafette leSPW U304(f) with FlaK 38 –armored P107 mounting the 20mm Flak 38 (72 produced for the Schnelle Brigade West) Selbstfahrlafette U304(f) with FlaK 38 – Unic P107 partially armored mounting the 20mm Flak 38 leSPW U304(f) (Funk) - Equivalent of the Sdkfz 251/3 radio/command vehicles
#Panzer corps 2 captured units series
They were stripped of their superstructures and fitted with armored hulls that were almost like the SdKfz 251 series (20cm higher). Leichter Schützenpanzerwagen : in 1943/44, P107s were converted to personnel carriers leSPW U304(f). Leichter Mannschaftstransportwagen (with a wooden open-top compartment to transport troops) Mittlerer Munitionskraftwagen (munition transporter) Zugkraftwagen P107 U304(f) (Unic-Kégresse P107) Fahrschulfahrzeug (driving school car), used by the 4. 8cm Leichter Reihenwerfer auf SPW Somua S307 (f), 16x 81mm Brandt mortars on a single mount (36 produced) In 1943, 72 Somua MCG S307 (f) were converted to 7,5cm Pak40 (Sf) auf mSPW S307(f), equivalent of the Sdkfz 251/22 (72 produced) In 1943, Somua MCG S307 (f) were converted to pioneer Panzerwagen mSPW S307(f), equivalent of the Sdkfz 251/7 In 1943, Somua MCG S307 (f) were converted to mSPW S307(f), equivalent of the Sdkfz 251/1 Munitions-Zugkraftwagen Somua MCG S307 (f) (48 produced) 8cm Vielfachwerfer auf SPW Somua S303 (f), mounting 2 racks of 80mm rockets – the vehicle carried 232 HE and 56 smoke rockets (6 produced) 8cm Schwerer Reihenwerfer auf SPW Somua S303 (f), 20x 81mm Brandt mortars on a single mount (16 produced) 15cm sFH13/1 auf Geschützwagen Lorraine (102 produced), Hummel-equivalent based on Lorraine 37L 12.2cm Kanone (r) auf Geschützwagen Lorraine (f) (1 produced) 10.5cm leFH18 auf Geschützwagen Lorraine (24 produced), Wespe-equivalent based on Lorraine 37L 7.5cm Pak40/1 auf Geschützwagen Lorraine "Marder I (SdKfz 135)"
Munitionstransportkraftwagen auf Lorraine Schlepper 4.7cm Pak181(f) auf Geschützwagen Lorraine (this is a French production in fact, not a German conversion) Großer Funk- & Beobachtungspanzer Lorraine (f) (30 produced) Gefechtsfeld-Versorgungsfahrzeug Lorraine 37L (f) Schneefräser auf Renault UE(f) (snow milling) Schneeschleuder auf Renault UE(f) (50 converted in snow ploughs in 1942) Panzerkampfwagen Attrape auf UE(f) (dummy tank for training) Sicherungsfahrzeug UE(f) – Luftwaffe security vehicles armed with 7.92mm and/or 13mm MGs Selbstfahrlafette für 28/32cm Wurfrahmen auf Infanterie-Schlepper UE (f) (2 versions, 40 produced) Selbstfahrlafette für 3.7cm Pak36 auf Renault UE(f) (700 pieces) Fernmeldekabel Kraftwagen Renault UE(f) Kleiner Funk- und Beobachtungspanzer auf Infanterie-Schlepper UE (f) (40 produced) Mannschaftstransportwagen Renault UE(f) (2 different versions) UE 630(f) Schlepper (about 3000 Renault UE have been used) The German army made extensive use of French captured vehicles and converted ex-French vehicles, though many had been retired by 1944, or had gone to axis allies such as Croatia, Hungary, Bulgaria, Italy or Rumania. Details Published: 27 December 2011 27 December 2011 Last Updated: 07 April 2012 07 April 2012
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