http://www.diggerhistory.info/images/posters/poster-waffen-ss.jpg

http://www.republika.pl/dyku/foto/2plakat%20werbunkowy%20ss%20kopia.JPG

http://www.reichslieder.com/0166_waffen_ss_battleflag.jpg

http://membres.lycos.fr/histoiredefrance/images/afficheWaffenSS1.jpg

http://www.oldeagle.com/waffen.jpg

http://www.oliversart.co.uk/acatalog/images/jpgs-lrg/trudgian/0136%20Tigers%20in%20Normandy.jpg

http://www.pozarart.com/fineart/me262.jpg

http://www.lastsquare.com/PrintCatalog/CranstonPix/dhm972.jpg

http://www.ssocr.com/waffenss/p_langemarck.jpg

http://www.afwing.com/art/wwii/stuka.jpg

http://www.oldgloryprints.com/Ardennes_Offensive.jpg

More good WW2 graphic art is available from the US 8th Air Force's official artist Keith Hill.

Brit Keith Hill does great action canvases of warbirds and tanks.


http://www.twinwoodevents.com/keith_hill.htm

More good WW2 graphic art is available from the US 8th Air Force's official artist Keith Hill.

Brit Keith Hill does great action canvases of warbirds and tanks.


http://www.twinwoodevents.com/keith_hill.htm

yep, you're right!

Those pictures are some awesome artwork too!

But, Germany have had the most advanced weapons,
and I will say the most deadliest too!

Just remember the ME 262, which was the first Jetfighter

the Tiger 1 Tank , and the Tiger 2 (Kingtiger)

the first Jetbomber: the Arado

The MG 42 (or was it the MG 44?), which was so deadly, that the GI's
have had called it the "Hitler saw".

The latest Submarines (Class 25)
and so on, and so on.

And look, how beautiful those weapons are just in the design,
and at that time years ahead in their development.

and the SS-Uniforms too... they had style and class.

Mit deutschen Grüssen, und Sieg!