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Ground Forces
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173T-26 Soviet Light Tank
T-26 Light Tank History T-26 is a Soviet light tank, based on the British Vickers Mk E tank, adopted by the USSR...
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316T-34-85 Soviet Medium Tank
T-34-85 – the military designation of the last mass modification of the Soviet medium tank T-34 with an 85-mm caliber gun. Adopted...
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516135th Armored Turret Battery – “Maxim Gorki Fortress II” – Sevastopol, Crimea
Armored turret battery No. 35, or the 35th battery (German designation – “Maxim Gorki II”) One of the most powerful fortification artillery...
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1.1KSoviet TM-1-180 Railway Gun
History of the TM-1-180 Railway gun TM-1-180 is a Soviet – made railway artillery system, developed on the basis of a powerful...
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1.5KKV-1 Heavy Tank – Best Tank Design of Early WW2
KV-1 Heavy Soviet Tank – Shocking Surprise to The German and Axis Forces. KV-1 (named after Kliment Voroshilov, like the rest of...
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774TM-1-14 Soviet 356-mm Railway Artillery Cannon
TM-1-14 Soviet 356-mm Railway Artillery Cannon In the mid-20s, the Workers ‘and Peasants’ Red Fleet (RKKF) was only a pitiful shadow of...
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1.7K1FlaK 88mm, 18/36/37 Anti-Aircraft Gun
FlaK 88mm, 18/36/37 anti-aircraft gun 8.8 cm FlaK 18/36/37(German 8.8-cm-Flugabwehrkanone 18/36/37, literally 8.8 cm anti-aircraft gun model 18/36/37 ), also known as...
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1.8K1Stug IV – German WW2 Assault Gun-(Sturmgeschütz IV)
Was Stug IV Germany’s Best Weapon? Sturmgeschütz IV (StuG IV, Sturmgeshütz IV, Stug 4) is a medium- German self-propelled artillery unit of...
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1.2KKV1 Ghost Tank – Raised from Niva River
Kv1 Tank “Ghost”- Raised from The depth of the Niva River This specific KV1 with it’s road wheel missing was raised...
