A Tiger II s. Panzer-Abteilung 503 scuttled at the entrance to Vimoutier.
The standard Soviet light armored trains operated two artillery cars, each with two turrets armed with 76mm guns, in this case the old Putilov 76.2mm Mod. 02/30. This train is seen in action in January 1942.
PZ 32 was captured on September 8, 1944, in St. Berain, France, a rare example of a German armored train operating in the West. The front turret is armed with a 1OOmm I.F.H. 14/19(p) while the front dismount wagon has a self-propelled gun based on the French Lorraine tractor with Soviet 122mm howitzer







