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Tank T-40
Resetting the T-37A to TB-3 in the water. Bear Lakes near Moscow. 1936
Repair of the T-37A in the field. 107 Motor Rifle Division of the Western Front. End of September 1941
T-37. The area of the Kola Peninsula. Karelia.
The destroyed T-37A
Photo is signed.
Photo is signed.
T-40 tanks loaded on a railway platform. Moscow. July 1941
The fate of the T-37A. He was captured by German forces and intelligence units used in one of the infantry divisions of the Wehrmacht. In 1943 he was “relieved” of the Western Front.
A column of tanks T-37A on the march. Ahead – the commander tankt T-37RT
The T-37A owned by 172 separate reconnaissance battalion, 142 Infantry Division Army 23 North Front. In July 1941.
Tanks T-38 in intelligence. Summer of 1941.
Tanks T-38 overcame the swimming water hazard. Spring 1941
Т-40С
Light amphibious tanks T-37 from the 172nd Motorized Division during exercises. Crimea
Abandoned by the T-37A
Tanks T-37A, captured the Hungarian part. In July 1941. Judging by bearing the emblems of the towers, machinery used in the Hungarian army.
T-37A bomber suspended from the TB-3. 1936 District of Moscow.
Photo is signed.
Photo is signed.
T-38 during an exercise
A column of tanks T-38 during an exercise. 1938
Abandoned by the Red Army during the retreat of the T-37 (foreground), 122-mm howitzer cannon-A-19 transport tractors and STZ-5. 1941
Tanks T-40 42 Tank Brigade, undermined by their crews. The Bryansk Front. October 1941
German soldiers considered abandoned T-37A. In July 1941.
Suspension T-37A to TB-1 bomber to transport.
Photo is signed.
Trainload of tanks T-40. Moscow. July 1941
The destroyed T-37A
Soldiers harboring a camouflage net T-40 at the railway platform before transport.
Photo is signed.
T-38. The area of the Kola Peninsula. Karelia.
Photo is signed.
Abandoned by the T-37A
Photo is signed.
Experienced tanks T-40 tests NIBT landfill. Summer of 1939.
Photo is signed.
Photo is signed.
Photo is signed.
Photo is signed.
T-37A tanks and armored vehicle BA-10M
Photo is signed.
T-38, captured by German troops.
I don't see any parachute in the second picture!
Those were soviets, did not need a parachute: they beat gravity!
;o)
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