Bx. 155

A German-designed and built, medium, armored car used by the Wehrmacht for reconnaissance and patrol duties. It was known for its versatility and reliability.

Bx. 200

A German-designed and built, heavy duty, all-wheel drive truck used by the Wehrmacht for hauling artillery, heavy equipment, and troops. It was known for its reliability and off-road capabilities.

Bx. 100

A German-designed and built, medium-sized, all-wheel drive truck used by the Wehrmacht for hauling supplies and troops. It was known for its versatility and reliability.

Bx. 150

A German-designed and built, half-track, armored personnel carrier used by the Wehrmacht for transporting troops. It was known for its speed and maneuverability.

Blockhaus

A fortified concrete structure used by the German military during World War II, typically serving as defensive positions or observation posts. They were often heavily armed and difficult to destroy.

Bjørkås

A village in Norway, where the German military established a base during World War II, used for training and logistics operations.

Bewaffnung

A German term meaning ‘armament’ or ‘weaponry’. It was often used in the context of the German military’s weapons development and production during World War II.

Belichick

A type of German anti-tank gun, specifically the 7.5 cm Pak 40, which was known for its effectiveness against Allied tanks.

Aorta, Objectives

The specific goals and aims of Operation Aorta, including the capture of key mountain passes, the disruption of Allied supply lines, and the establishment of a secure front line.

Aorta, Forces Involved

The units and personnel participating in Operation Aorta, primarily consisting of German mountain troops and supporting units.