He was the commander and commander of Tiger Tank No. 147, born in Munich in 1906. He entered the University of Munich in 1924 and later joined the army. He entered the armored division and fought in North Africa. During his service in North Africa, he made numerous military achievements and was brave and skilled in battle. He destroyed dozens of enemy tanks and vehicles and was promoted to the rank of colonel. But his friend Duke Lyndenhurst was killed in this battle by enemy artillery attacks. In 1943, he returned to Germany with the crew members to receive recognition and undergo repairs. As the situation on the Eastern Front deteriorated, in 1944 he entered the Carpathian Mountains with the German 1st Armored Group Army for combat, with the codename “Buche”. He disappeared in this battle, and the German 1st Armored Group Army also suffered heavy losses.

He has worked as a porter at the dock, washed dishes in a restaurant, and worked as a postman... He is a humorous and witty person from the countryside of Hamburg. During his time as a private soldier, he accidentally came into contact with tanks and demonstrated outstanding driving skills before joining the armored division. In the operation in North Africa, his maneuvering evasion helped No. 147 dodge an armor piercing bullet. After Colonel Ludwig went missing, he participated in the defense of the Rhineland with Captain Müller. Finally, No. 147 was paralyzed by a plane bomb, and he was hit by a stray bullet while protecting Mr. Hartman from repairing his car, but he still insisted on driving. Finally, after the Rhine Bridge was blown up, he surrendered to the US military with Colonel Müller.

He was a quiet and reserved person. When he graduated with excellent grades from the Department of Mechanical Engineering at Munich University, World War II began. He joined the army and worked as a mechanic in the armored division. Later, he was assigned as the owner of Captain Ludwig's car and repeatedly protected No. 147 during the wars in North Africa. After Colonel Ludwig's disappearance, the commander of car 147 was replaced by Colonel Peter Müller.
Mr. Hartman unfortunately sacrificed himself in the defense of the Rhineland due to heavy injuries caused by artillery fire.

Duke Lyndenhurst and Colonel Ludwig were peers. He was born into a noble family in Munich and was childhood friends with Ludwig. They often went hunting in the forest together and had excellent shooting skills. Their code name also comes from the hunting forest, where there are Easter eggs.Maybe you could seek for clues on the Internet qwq(really sweet >~<) . Later, due to the family's request, he entered the Mecklenburg anti-aircraft school to study. He demonstrated excellent mathematical talent at the Mecklenburg anti-aircraft school and graduated as an artillery lieutenant with outstanding grades. After his expertise in the 88mm caliber gun was discovered by the armored division, he was invited to join the research on the Tiger tank main gun. Afterwards, World War II broke out and he joined Captain Ludwig's fleet as a gunner to fight in the north. His excellent accuracy and sharp gaze helped No. 147 penetrate Allied tanks one by one. Afterwards, No. 147 was hit by artillery fire and was pierced by sharp parts falling from the car. Unfortunately, he sacrificed himself under the Allied artillery fire.


By the way, the above settings all take place in an fictional parallel world and are prequels to characters, with no direct relationship to real time. This statement is hereby made.

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