Captured German Panther tanks are shown in three photographs from the unit history of the U.S. Army’s 407th Infantry Regiment, 102nd Infantry Division. The source does not specify a location, but the text suggests the location is near Fallersleben, Germany where in April 1945 the 407th Infantry battled a German armored force with ten “Mark V” tanks.



Other sources indicate the vehicles were infrared-ready Panther Ausf. A tanks belonging to Panzer Abteilung Putlos of Panzer Division Clausewitz.