Going to start a new thread after seeing this video. It's a German propaganda film, but shows two US Lend Lease Shermans taken out by the Germans. I had to stop the video and screen shot the frames so pardon if they are a little fuzzy. Let's see what else you guys can come up with. 

 

 

A fresh shipment of Matilda II Tanks on Rail Cars, 1942.

A Destroyed Stuart, I think during the Battle of Kursk July 1943, we have Luftwaffe Troops hanging around it, probably Flak Troops.

Two photos of the M10 Tank Destoyer sent to the Reds, weren't many, around 52.

 

Here's one knocked out, 1239th Self-Propelled Artillery in Poland, photo I think taken well after war's end, got two locals posing there.

 1223rd Self-Propelled Artillery Regiment, 29th Tank Corps, 5th Guards Tank Army, 3rd Belorussian Front.

A delivery of M3 Lee's just loaded on a train ready to leave from Murmansk

A destroyed Valentine.

A posting FTO FB. 
 

 

An abandoned Train with Valentines, Voronezh, during Case Blue in July 1942.

Close enough, Scout car

 

 

Some Sherman hulks in this picture. Picture titled, Tank cemetery in Berlin after the war

 

 

Captured Vaintine, Case Blue summer 42.

A destroyed Stuart Kursk July 1943.

A Captured Lend Lease Jeep in Russia, date and location not given. That Pennant Symbol we see there is German,  for a Divisional  Headquarters, division here unknown.

Lee Grant pressed into German service. 

 

Check this out

 

Knocked out Soviet Sherman off to the side. East Prussia Jan 45

A virtual Soviet Tank Graveyard, a Valentine, a Valentine Mark VI, German Infantry have taken up residence under it making a protective dugout, summer 1944, I think Army Group North.

A GI Jeep, captured from the Red Army now being used by the 3rd Panzer Division.

Camouflage Paint Job and All.

 

U.S. M3 T48 GMC, equipped with the M1  57 mm antitank gun, it fell into German hands in 1944, the 72nd Infantry Division (See Yellow Cross Divisional Symbol).

 

Other Markings Gr.R.105 is for Grenadier Regiment 105, 14 Company, the regimental anti tank company and the Capital K is for the 1st Panzer Army, K being the original symbol when this Army was Panzer Group Kleist, with this K retained after it was retiled.

 

This vehicle is from April 1945 in Czechoslovakia. The Soviets renamed this one, as the SU 57. 

Hey just now found a photo of this actual captured Soviet SU 57, at first we thought it came to grief under German ownership, but it seems to be parked and has a tarp covering it's nose, we thought at first it was it's engine hood blown up, like it was hit and the hood got twisted and stuff.

A Lend Lease Churchill speeds past a destroyed German Armored Car of the 19th Panzer Division's  Recon Battalion, Khakov Region like April 1943.

A Bren Carrier

A Lead Lease Churchill  captured by the Italians interestingly enough, September 1942 Stalingrad.