![Three french boys look at a knocked-out german Panther in the Falaise pocket, Normandy, France. 25th August 1944 (Colourized) [1000 x 979]](https://i2.wp.com/wikingeretow.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/dhp-e1497211301840.png?resize=840%2C420&ssl=1)
Three french boys look at a knocked-out german Panther in the Falaise pocket, Normandy, France. 25th August 1944 (Colourized) [1000 x 979]
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Panther & M10 Wolverine – follow up post
One of our Facebook members requested more information to this post. A photo of a knocked out Panther tank and M10 'Wolverine' tank destroyer. Description on the back of the photograph stated that it was an "American Tank Destroyer and Mark V tank on road to St. Barthelemy". The fighting at St. Barthelemy, during Operation Lüttich - which was the German counter-offensive against the US forces following Operation Cobra. The M10 belonged to the 654th Tank Destroyer batallion, who at this point was attached to the 35th Infantry Division, and further attached to the 35th Division Artillery. You can read the…