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Web site with a list and photos of the surviving Panzer IV tanks. 
http://the.shadock.free.fr/Surviving_Panzer_IV.pdf
http://the.shadock.free.fr/Surviving_Panzer_IV.pdf
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Surviving Panzer IV Tanks
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This is excellent info! I didn't suppose to see so many survived Pz.IV. I think this is because Pz.IV had a long life, i.e. as T-34.
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Yes, it seems that out of the WWII tanks the T-34, Sherman, Panther, PZ IV and the Cromwell/Comet tanks when on in service till the 50-70's.
You would have thought that they would have been passed by and scrapped with the end of the war. Guess not.
You would have thought that they would have been passed by and scrapped with the end of the war. Guess not.
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I didn't know anyth. abt. Pz.IV D. And seems this tank would be very handy for the missions 1940-41 
There were 230pcs produced.
There were 230pcs produced.
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Lockie...
Maybe a future, Battle of France or a what if they did "Operation Sealion"???
Even some Afrika Korps/British/Italian... "Operation Battleaxe: June 1941" "Operation Crusader: November–December 1941"
Or "Battle of Greece: April 1941"
Yes, a Panzer IV D would be interesting indeed.
seems this tank would be very handy for the missions 1940-41 wrote:
Maybe a future, Battle of France or a what if they did "Operation Sealion"???
Even some Afrika Korps/British/Italian... "Operation Battleaxe: June 1941" "Operation Crusader: November–December 1941"
Or "Battle of Greece: April 1941"
Yes, a Panzer IV D would be interesting indeed.