18. Dezember 1943
The next morning I hear the familiar sound of tracks, but they come from behind. I step in front of the house and see three armoured vehicles rolling up. They are two assault guns and a Hornisse (that’s an armoured self-propelled 8.8 flak).[1] The regiment sent them to us for reinforcement and reassurance. This is necessary, indeed, because tanks are also reported on the Russian front. Leutnant von Arnim counted 60 of them, which rolled in an endless line along the road from Mikhailovka in broad daylight and marched up in front of his village. A whole tank corps in front of a company sector!
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- ↑ The divisional Order of the Day of 14 Jan 1944 mentions assault guns and “Hornissen” of Sturmgeschütz-Abt. 278, 210 and the s.Pz.Jäg.-Abt. 560}} (Benary p. 152).