Rail-road armor: Soviet armored trains in WW2 - wio.ru
Armored train number 695 of BP-35 type (PR-35 + 2 x PL-37) supported by BA-20 and BA-10 armored cars/railcars
MBV-2 (1938) - tank-afv.com
Modernization efforts of the 1930s in USSR saw notably the construction of a new generations of armored trains, and notably among the most famous, the MBV-2 series. Only two were built at the Kirov Plant in Leningrad between 1936 and 1937. They saw heavy action in WW2.
Soviet PVO-4 Armored Train and other variants.
2021年4月11日 · The standard armored train now consisted of a steam locomotive, four platforms OB-3 or BP-43 and an anti-aircraft platform “PVO-4” with two firing points – these could be 25-mm or 37-mm cannons or 12.7-mm DShK machine guns. In addition to conventional armored trains, there were air defense armored trains.
Soviet/Russian Armoured Trains from the Cold War to the …
2018年8月7日 · Three important periods mark the modern history of these trains: the Sino-Soviet conflict, the wars in Chechnya (1994–6 then 1999–2000), and since 2010, the maintenance of order in the face of the growing insecurity in the republics to the south of Russia (Chechnya, Daghestan and Ingushetia).
BP-43 Armored Train - Military Factory
2020年10月13日 · For the Soviets, this included the OB-3 class and MBV-2 armored trains, though now developed to a more modern standard, and the final major armored train type to emerge from the fighting in the East became the "PB-43".
MBV-2 Armored Train - Military Factory
2018年3月3日 · Modernization efforts of the 1930s produced a whole new generation of armored trains to serve the Soviet Union with the most powerful of these becoming the "MBV-2" series. Only two were built at the Kirov Plant (Leningrad) from the period spanning 1936 to 1937.
The armoured trains that turned the tide of the Russian Civil War
2014年6月3日 · During the war the Soviets ran some 200 armored trains, including the highly successful OB-3. Serving mainly as an anti-artillery weapon, it could launch rapid strikes against predetermined...
Soviet armoured trains - Page 3 - Axis History Forum
2015年9月26日 · Soviet armoured trains Discussions on all aspects of the USSR, from the Russian Civil War till the end of the Great Patriotic War and the war against Japan. Hosted by Art.
Soviet armoured trains - Axis History Forum
2015年7月16日 · Both appear to be armed with 85 mm AA guns. The top photo shows an unusual rail car. These two AA trains would have been considered to be a heavy train vs light trains. The use of 37 mm, 12.7 mm HMG and Four-barreled Maxim MGs guns were far more common for AA defense, on light trains.
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When the Nazis attacked the Soviet Union in June 1941, the Red Army had 34 light and 19 heavy armored trains, while the NKVD had another 25 armored trains (many of them Civil War veterans) and 36 self-propelled armored wagons (a large locomotive sporting several tank turrets).
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