Armored Vehicles of the USSR
Marking the 120th anniversary of the birth of Nikolai Alexandrovich Astrov, one of the key Soviet tank designers Usually, when people talk ...
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An article by Evgeny Belash from the WARSPOT website, dated November 23, 2014. “To the tank. They call it ‘Toteninsel’—‘Death Island.’ Only ...
A German Pz.Kpfw. Panther Ausf. D tank under evaluation in the Soviet Union During World War II, certain models of armored vehicles appeared ...
Marking the 80th anniversary of the IS-4—the heaviest of the Soviet mass-produced tanks—entering service There is a well-known saying that generals ...
The only surviving TT-26 tank, restored by the restoration workshop at Patriot Park The well-worn saying about “the good old days” fits ...
An article by Alexander Tomzov and Vladimir Pinaev from the WARSPOT website, dated April 9, 2016. Contents: By noon on the first day of the ...
The T-29 wheeled-tracked tank project, developed in the spring of 1933 During the interwar period, the definition of a medium tank could vary widely. ...
The history of the T-54 medium tank produced from 1947 to 1949, which is also often referred to as the T-54 Model 1946 It is not uncommon for ...
The KV-4 super-heavy tank project, designed by S.V. Fedorenko, a designer at the Kirov Plant who specialized in tank armament In the late ...
The Russian Armed Forces’ main armored personnel carrier, the BTR-82A—developed in the late 2000s—is actively deployed in combat zones. And this experience ...