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Congratulations, Greg!

Thanks for explaining, Carlos! My father’s abiding interest in the Civil War dominated a great portion of my early childhood. I managed to find a comparable interest in local history—in the French and Indian War and the American Revolution. I had a series of books on the Presidents which is probabl...

I appreciate your thoroughness and it becomes even more clear now that you've explained a personal connection from childhood! Cheers!

Beautiful photo, Carlos. I believe it's the same. If it is, Mostar was built by Austrio-Hungary in 1911 and called Jasenica when used by the Axis. I assume the source of the photos I presented merely used Mostar instead of Jasenica to save space and time, but I'm not sure.

Submitted as evidence of what a Gustav looked like at the end of the war.

Also just because it’s a story of how many hours flown, the conditions and the willpower of the pilot.

Especially the ending.

An "Oberleutnant" in turmoil. The squadrons equipped with different models of the last subtypes of 109 Gustav had for mission to perform rapid reconnaissance operations at high altitude over the battlefield, out of range of Allied fighters. Powered by the most recent and often improved ver...

Congratulations, Tom!

Thanks, Carlos. I saw tool kits and “Panzer” buckets online, and wondered if there was something special for a light armored vehicle. So it’s more of a multiple purpose item! Thanks again!

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