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The division continued to fight as part of the front throughout June and July. Between 6 June and 8 July, 21st Panzer reported the loss of 54 Panzer IVs, with 17 Panzer IVs arriving as replacements. On 3 July a German report stated the following number of enemy tanks destroyed by 21st Panzer according to weapon used: Pz: 37, Sturmgeschütz: 15 ...
21a Divisió Panzer; Usage on de.wikipedia.org 21. Panzer-Division (Wehrmacht) Wikipedia:WikiProjekt Imperialismus und Weltkriege/Auflistung aller Wehrmacht-Divisionen; Panzertruppe von Wehrmacht und Waffen-SS; Usage on es.wikipedia.org 21.ª División Panzer; Usage on fa.wikipedia.org لشکر بیست و یکم زرهی (ورماخت)
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Rommel launches Panzer attacks on the British XXX Corps but faces resistance from SA, NZ and British forces; British and NZ forces withdraw towards Bir el Gubi; 25 November: Panzer attack on Indian forces at Sidi Omar is repulsed; In the second attack in the evening, Indian forces destroy the 5th Panzer Regiment of the 21st Panzer Division
Johann "Hans" Theodor von Ravenstein (1 January 1889 – 26 March 1962) was a German general (generalleutnant) in the Wehrmacht during World War II.He commanded the 21st Panzer Division from May 1941 until being made a prisoner of war in late November 1941.
Tunis Field Battalions were German provisional infantry battalions active in 1942–43 in North Africa.. Five Tunis Field Battalions were created between 9 November and 15 November 1942 by renaming a like number of Afrika Marsch-Bataillone (Africa Replacement Draft Battalions) that were originally intended to be used to refill the ranks of Field Marshal Erwin Rommel's battered Africa Corps.
51st Battalion, Far North Queensland Regiment: Ducit amor patriae (Latin for "love of country leads me") Royal Australian Artillery: Quo fas et gloria ducunt (Latin for "where right and glory lead") Royal Australian Engineers: Ubique (Latin for "everywhere") and honi soit qui mal y pense (Old French for "evil be to him who evil thinks")
Digits for tanks of the 2nd company received a white outline, while the yellow digits of the third company were changed to black with yellow outline. The tanks of the 4th company also used the 3-digit system (starting with a prefix of '4') and the color for the company was green (with white outline for the digits). [6]