German Goliath Tracked Mine

A remotely controlled tracked mine used by the German Army (Heer) during World War II. It was designed to destroy enemy fortifications and tanks.

Gföllner Replacement Battalion

A German replacement battalion, formed in 1943, primarily deployed on the Eastern Front. Known for providing reinforcements to units fighting in the region.

German Grenadier Divisions

Infantry divisions of the German Army (Heer) that were equipped with heavier weapons and had a greater emphasis on firepower than traditional infantry divisions.

German Großdeutschland Division

A highly decorated and elite Panzergrenadier division of the German Army (Heer). It was known for its combat effectiveness and its involvement in numerous important battles.

German Gustav Railway Gun

A massive railway gun used by the German Army (Heer) during World War II. It was capable of firing extremely heavy shells and was used to bombard enemy fortifications.

Gföllner Panzergrenadier Division

A German Panzergrenadier division formed in 1943, primarily deployed on the Eastern Front. Known for its participation in the Battle of Kursk and the defense of the city of Budapest.

Gföllner Assault Gun

A German self-propelled anti-tank gun, the Gföllner was a development of the StuG III chassis with a powerful 75mm anti-tank gun. It saw service on both the Eastern and Western Fronts.

Gföllner Panzer Division

A German Panzer division formed in 1943, primarily deployed on the Eastern Front. Known for its participation in the Battle of Kursk and the defense of the city of Budapest.

Gföllner Grenadier Regiment

A German infantry regiment, formed in 1943, primarily deployed on the Eastern Front. Known for its participation in the Battle of Kursk and the defense of the city of Budapest.

Gföllner Panzerjäger Company

A German anti-tank company, formed in 1943, primarily deployed on the Eastern Front. Known for its participation in the Battle of Kursk and the defense of the city of Budapest.