To add to the capture stories, though second hand - The father of a friend when I was growing up had a wonderful chess set; all German villagers, like a priest for bishop, postman for knight, etc. His story was that at the end of the war he was in charge of a POW camp full of Germans in Germany. They had NO intention of escape, so a real easy billet. Also the German commander once confided that his most brilliant manuver was getting his entire unit captured w/o losing a man. He admired the Tiger tank, and one birthday morn found one parked, full up and armed in front of his headquarters.That would have been a serious bringback!
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A Tiger!!,now that would have been the last word in Milsurp bringback!. "mmmmm lets see 120,000 pounds x wide x long mmm yea, we can do it" "cost you a few bucks though"

Enclosed is a picture that I found yesterday in my fathers safe. I didn't know that he had it and he never mentioned it. I didn't know where he had gotten it but I contacted my Aunt Lottie and she said that my Uncle Frank had taken a roll of film from a prisoner and that this picture was in it. Thought I would share it with you.