Using a POD after 1945, your mission, should you choose to accept, is to figure out a way to have Heer and Luftwaffe weapons, equipment and vehicles fall into the hands of Southeast Asian militaries.
France wiould be a good source, but how about Czechloslovakia.....
-1947 The not quite communist Czechs agggresivley free market their excellence in precision weapons by offering clones of the best German equipment: Panthers, Stugs (for those with limited cash), German armoured cars , the 88mm gun and the full line of late war German small arms. The marketing campaign takes off, the Czech clones are well made, upgraded constantly and, given German military achievements...
very sexy.
-1947: Independent and never colonized Thailand is the first customer and is soon a satisfied operator of the entire Czech clone line. The Thais then conclude that Wermacht veterans (desperate for work) would be ideal trainers on the cloned equipment. The German advisors introduce German unit orgainization, marching styles and tropical uniforms.
-1950: Attracted by the hyped quality appeal and dreams of Guderian, Pakistan buys, uses and loves upgraded Panthers, armoured cars, Stugs and 88mm guns.
-1951: The Czechs offer an upgraded Jagd Tiger as the ultimate cost effective (no complex turrent) stopper of post war armour. Pakistan snaps them up
Post 1952: As communism takes hold in Czechloslovakia, sales to western oriented coutnries become problamatic. But....
Bigs sales are scored with relativley anti western Indonesia As an island nation, they really like the German armoured cars, Stugs and the entire small arms line. Later, North Vietnam takes delivery of hunting tigers, Panthers and 88mm guns. Burma is a customer for a few stugs, armoured cars.
Sales are continued to Pakistan and other countries into early 1960s. The sex appeal as the czech cloned Panther "GC" (Guderian tribute model, Czech) with the Skoda high velocity precision 90mm gun and Skoda turbo engine, real German optics and german radios is just too much for the competition, even if they do have better products.