This unit, which sunk the destroyer Ciscar, had tanks with a St. Andrew's cross painted on the top as an identification mark. Eighty-six personnel involved with this unit were disguised as people on a leisure cruise so they could be secretly transported on the Usaramo, as part of Operation Magic Fire, which was also called Operation Guido. This unit had a heavily-armored support contingent nicknamed "beekeeper". This unit
This unit, which sunk the destroyer Ciscar, had tanks with a St. Andrew's cross painted on the top as an identification mark. Eighty-six personnel involved with this unit were disguised as people on a leisure cruise so they could be secretly transported on the Usaramo, as part of Operation Magic Fire, which was also called Operation Guido. This unit had a heavily-armored support contingent nicknamed "beekeeper". This unit was among the first to use tactics suggested by the Italian theorist Giulio Douhet. This unit saw action against a general nicknamed "The Peasant" at the Battle of Jarama. This unit was commanded by Hugo Sperrle and fought in support of General Mola. Best known for pioneering carpet bombing and inflicting civilian casualties on Guernica, for 10 points name this German air unit that helped the Nationalists during the Spanish Civil War. 
This unit, which sunk the destroyer Ciscar, had tanks with a St. Andrew's cross painted on the top as an identification mark.
Condor Legion