Jagdtiger Ambush 1945!

The Jagdtiger or Hunting Tiger, at 72 tons the heaviest armoured vehicle of the war and plagued by mechanical problems, nonetheless managed to spring some nasty and very costly ambushes on the advancing US Army in April 1945.

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Sources: 'Massive Jagdtiger Surrender at Iserlohn', War History Online; 'The Combat History of the Heavy Anti-Tank Unit 653' by Karlheinz Munch, 2005; 'Tigers in Combat' by Wolfgang Schneider, 2005.