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  • Description: Destroyed german heavy tank Tiger T-VI (H) (1943) with russian inscription "Do not thieve". This could be explained by danger of special magnetic mines masked as a good-looking or expensive things: toys, snuffbox, binoculars, even air-tight food packages, etc. This mines were specially prepaired for lightheaded enemy soldiers. After taking mine from metal surface, the magnetic detonator started and after pass of 2-5 minutes the explosion was initiated. Also in tanks could be hidden documents and maps of strategy and battle planning.
  • Date Created: 0000-00-00 00:00:00
  • Author: unknown
  • Source: Kotliarchuk-images
  • Filename: retro_military_012_05.jpg
  • File Date/Time: 1451555774
  • File Size: 9572342
  • File Type: 2
  • Mime Type: image/jpeg
  • Sections Found: ANY_TAG, IFD0, THUMBNAIL, EXIF
  • Image Description: Destroyed german heavy tank Tiger T-VI (H) (1943) with russian inscription "Do not thieve". This could be explained by danger of special magnetic mines masked as a good-looking or expensive things: toys, snuffbox, binoculars, even air-tight food packages,
  • Orientation: 1
  • XResolution: 3000000/10000
  • YResolution: 3000000/10000
  • Resolution Unit: 2
  • Software: Adobe Photoshop CC 2014 (Windows)
  • Date/Time: 2015:12:31 11:43:58
  • Exif IFD Pointer: 812
  • Exif Version: 0221
  • Color Space: 65535
  • Exif Image Width: 4724
  • Exif Image Length: 2843