Panzerbefehlswagen Sd Kfz 266, 267, 268

Panzerbefehlswagen Sd Kfz 266, 267, 268

During the Second World War, German armored and motorized units were armed with command vehicles equipped with radio stations intended to establish communication with the headquarters and cooperate with artillery or air force. Most often, these were modified tanks PzKpfw III Sd Kfz 141. Panzerbefehlswagen (PzKpfw III) Sd Kfz 266, 267 and 268 and Panzerbeobachtungswagen III Sd Kfz 143.

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