Introduced by Germany in 1944, the Jagdpanzer 38(t), commonly known as the Hetzer, was a compact tank destroyer built on the chassis of the Czech Panzer 38(t). It featured sloped armor, a powerful 75 ...

ld War II Hetzer Jagdpanzer 38 T or “Baiter” tank destroyer has now finally been delivered to the Australian Armour and Artillery Museum in Caravonica. Triumphantly waving from atop the tank as it ...

One of the ways for infantry to stop a German Hetzer tank destroyer was with the help of a high-powered anti-tank rifle. The skirts above the tracks of the machine were fitted to stop such attacks ...

More than two years in the making and worth millions of dollars, the Caravonica museum features 90 tanks, armoured vehicles and artillery pieces. The Cairns Post was given an exclusive sneak peek ...