Updated, deleted and added some links.

Just to prove that www.jagdtiger.de is not dead a small update! :-)
Visited the Wehrtechnische Studiensammlung in Koblenz (Germany) again and they had some new vehicles: A Jagdpanther and a (incredibly huge!) Sdkfz 9 (pictures taken by Martin C., thanks!)
Also updated are a few minor things and a new chick with(out) a tank .

Sorry about the lack of updates. My interests were in other directions but I am sure I will continue work on the site. I still get email from people who like the pictures. But what I do not like is idiots linking directly to hundreds of pictures from other sites. Yes, that means you little yellow people from far eastern countries! STOP IT! I have no problem renaming all files once a day. But if this gets on my nerves too much I will take the site down until I get a database running. That does not mean that you can not link to one or two pictures from a forum or other site. But linking to EVERY single German tank picture and creating more traffic than all of my pages together is too much!

Added another donated Chick with a tank.

I had to take down the movie section. As the movies were quite large they had to be stored on another server and I need that space for different things now. This is not the final word though. I have lots more movies and would like to put all of them them online one day. For the time being it is only the pics. Sorry...

Will Phelps is the co-author of the soft cover book "Panzer IV Survivors: Ausf. A-J (Interior Photos, Detail Photos, Chassis Numbers, History, Visitor's Guide)". Some of the pics from this site are shown in the book and some more I made especially for Will. I received my free copy yesterday. Thanks, Will! ;-)

A small update again! I visited the Imperial War Museum in London while on a business trip in February.
The SU-152/ISU-152 mistake was finally corrected. Thanks André and sorry for the long delay.
Getting married, moving into a new house and loads of work do not improve the chance that I will visit any museums this year, but we will see...

I guess some people wondered: But this site is not dead! Well, maybe sleeping restlessly. ;-)
Progress is somewhat slow as I had a lot of other things in my mind in the last year. But I hope to add a few more pictures in the next months.
For a starter I updated and added some links and added a very cool Chick with a Tank.
I already know about some bugs in the database and hope to correct them soon.

Added three movies of a ride with the SdKfz 251/1 (re-germanized OT-810) at the Ardennen Poteau '44 Museum.

Added the following vehicles after a one day trip to the Ardennes with my friend Boris:
M4A4 Sherman in Hermeton-sur-Meuse, Panther G in Celles, M4 Mortar Carrier on display inside the Bastogne Memorial museum and the new M5A1 Stuart at the Ardennen Poteau '44 Museum.
Exchanged a few old pictures with bigger and/or better ones.

Added the Spähpanzer Luchs on display in Saumur.
Lindan corrected a lot of typos and bad grammar.

Added the M3A1 Halftrack on display in Stavelot.
I am still working on some movies and hope to upload them in the near future (as I promised some people for months ). Sorry that progress was so slow in recent times. I was preoccupied with Real Life (tm).

Added the General Marshall Museum. This museum is dedicated to the transport vehicles of the US army in WWII. We only show a few here. They have hundreds more and all are in prime condition. Well worth a visit. Thanks André for all the help again.
Added the M5 HST of the Ardennen Poteau '44 Museum. They have also added a M5A1 Stuart to their collection which is under restauration right now. Have a look at their homepage for news.

Added two more vehicles to the Wings of Liberation Museum.
Corrected and clarified some minor stuff, added some links.

Added another Chick with a Tank!

I still have a lot of pictures offline but not enough time to add them.
Added the Wings of Liberation Museum.

Added two Carriers on display at the War and Resistance Museum in Overloon.

Added a few more vehicles to the War and Resistance Museum in Overloon, added the M4A3 in Beffe.
Thanks to André for help with most of the above.

Added Other places in the Netherlands page, including the Breda Panther D, and a Ram Kangaroo,
Cromwell in Wilrijk, Firefly in Klein-Willebroek

The better part of the pictures from the War and Resistance Museum in Overloon are online now.
Added some links and corrected some minor stuff.

Just returned from a four day trip through the Netherlands and Belgium. Met a lot of nice people (thanks again! ) and took a lot of pictures. It will take some time to put them all up.
Today the Other places in Belgium page including the LVT-4 was added .

Added the Westwall-Museum page and 29 new pictures.

Added the most current trip to "Our Trips". Added the Link of the Westwall-Museum Festungswerk Gerstfeldhöhe.

"www.jagdtiger.de" is mentioned in the April 2002 issue of the magazine "Classic Military Vehicles". [thanks Paul]
The colours and some other site layout was changed. The small Jagdtiger-icon in the upper left corner was replaced. Some links were fixed, added or replaced [thanks Grego].
The section covering the T-34 was splitted into the T-34-76 and T-34-85. All internal links were updated and the designations were changed to T-34-76 and T-34-85 respectively. It is possible that this will be done to the Panther and the M4 in the future too.

"www.jagdtiger.de - www.nahverteidigungswaffe.de" is mentioned in a list of recommended websites in the French model magazine "Steelmasters" No. 49. I consider some of the other sites in this article the best available. I am extremely proud www.jagdtiger.de is considered worthy to share their company. Though we do not list a "complete" overview of European military museums (Yet! ) as the article claims. [thanks André]

The new "www.jagdtiger.de" logo is introduced. The upper frame is gone too. The logo is now displayed on the main frame to save space on screens with lower resolutions.

Finally we managed to work on the video we did when visiting the Wehrtechnische Studiensammlung in Koblenz during the Erste Koblenzer Museumsnacht. The result are seven .avi movies. One Kettenkrad, four Panther, two Stuart and two StuG III. A new "Movie" section was added where you can view and download them.
Several people already reported problems with the file format. You need DivX to view the movies!

120 pictures of mostly Russian vehicles have been added to "Kubinka Tank Institute". Most inside pictures were exchanged too, a lot of new vehicles added and here and there stuff was corrected.
There are now 940 pictures available in the four categories: Commonwealth (86 pictures), German (434 pictures), Russian (313 pictures) and American (107 pictures).
Don't expect any great additions before spring 2002. But we will add more content! Thanks for the support everybody.

25 pictures of US and Commonwealth vehicles have been added to "Kubinka Tank Institute". As usual a lot of pics were resized and exchanged too.
Minor corrections as usual.

The provider that supplied the counter no longer wanted to offer that service for free. So we changed the counter again. The hit number was set to 7800 to start with.

84 pictures have been added to the "Kubinka Tank Institute". That means that 84 new pictures were added. But a good number of the older pictures were replaced with better ones or resized to 640x480. Only German vehicles are included in this update. Other nationalities will follow soon...

74 pictures have been added to the "Red Army Museum in Moscow".
Minor corrections as usual. Thanks André.

Added a new entry to "Our Trips".
61 pictures have been added to the "Victory Memorial in Moscow". Red Army Museum and Kubinka Tank Institute will follow soon.

Added two Russian AA guns to the "Lehrsammlung der Heeresflugabwehrschule".
Updated the "Our Trips" section.

Added first Part of the "Lehrsammlung der Heeresflugabwehrschule" with the Wirbelwind and the Kugelblitz turret.

A major update again! This time we visited the "Panzermuseum Munster".
Some additions in the "Links" section.
In the next days some more pictures will be added.

Added a new a "Chick with a Tank". Thanks Kitty and sorry it took me so long
Added some screenshots to the "Combat Mission" page.

Added a new entry to our travel log at "Our Trips".

From now on all pictures added will be sized 640x480 instead of the unusual 600x400 they were before!
We made another one day trip to the Ardennes. New addition is the Firefly on display next to the private Remember Museum '39-'45 in Clermont/Belgium.
The museums in the "Links" section have been sorted by country now.

After a lot of trouble with my hardware I finally did an update today.
Mostly minor corrections with vehicle designations [Thanks André].
The homepage of the Ardennen Poteau-'44 museum has moved to its own webspace.

Corrected the usual mistakes in the last weeks.
Added some more museums to the "Links" section.
The homepage of the Ardennen Poteau-'44 museum is now hosted at www.jagdtiger.de as an interim solution.

Created the new museum page "Museé des Blindés" and added most of the German tanks on display at the French tank museum in Saumur. This page is under construction. The links should all work though.
Updated the "Our Trips" section with the latest trip. [thanx Mr.J] We finally met André at the museum in Poteau there.
Added various interesting "Links".
Various minor stuff changed and corrected.

Added two vehicles of the Ardennen Poteau-'44 Museum (Belgium): SdKfz 251/1, M5 Halftrack. Both are in running order and you can get a ride on them at the weekends.
The museum overview pages are redesigned now.
Corrected some recent mistakes. Thanks André.

The third "Chick with a tank" was conscripted...
Added the following pages to "Ardennes of Belgium": M29, M4, M4(105), M4(105)
Added more vehicles to the "Ardennes of Luxembourg"
Finally streamlined the menu frames too.

Updated the M4(105) in Bastogne with two new pictures.
Added the "Ardennes of Luxembourg" page and started with five vehicles.

The server was down for the last two days and still does not work from time to time
Link exchange with Richard Gruetzner's Hetzer Homepage
The new counter is working now. It starts with zero visitors again.
Flash intro finally online. Credits for the intro go to:
Sound programming: Felix (thanx man!)
Flash programming and design: Dana (thanx sis!)
And thanx to TigerDuck for help with html.