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Postby AMVAS on 13 Feb 2007 07:28

Rodan Lewarx wrote:May be it's T-60? It's ancestor T-40 was amphibious but T-40S lost that ability. T-60 was next step.

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Correct!!! Finally! I almost lost hope to hear it! :D

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Postby Rodan Lewarx on 13 Feb 2007 08:35

My question is easy I think. Name this ship.

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Postby Rodan Lewarx on 15 Feb 2007 09:17

Hmm. It's well known soviet ship.
Hint: it was sunk in 1942.

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Postby AMVAS on 16 Feb 2007 18:49

Rodan Lewarx wrote:Hmm. It's well known soviet ship.
Hint: it was sunk in 1942.


I can't be called expert in Navy, but just to guess it can be destroyer leader "Tashkent". :D

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Postby Rodan Lewarx on 19 Feb 2007 09:44

Yes, it's "Tashkent".

It was built in Italy for USSR before WW2, from 1939 it was in Black Sea fleet. It took part in defense of Odessa in 1941 and Sevastopol in 1941-42. Due to it's high speed and power anti-aircraft weapon "Tashkent" was used for delivery of ammunition, foods etc. to Sevastopol. It was sunk by german aviation in Novorossiysk port 02 july 1942.

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Postby AMVAS on 19 Feb 2007 11:30

This thread is famous for large concentration of Russian memebers.
Sometimes it looks like our western friends are seriously confused with questions asked here... :D

Ok, trying to envolve them in this joy my next question is th next.

What gun (or more exactly howitzer) is it?
RKKA had some small number of those howitzers.
It's strange, but their photos do presents in albums of German soliders from e-bay.

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One such howitzer stays in Leningrad Artillery museum

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Postby Xserx on 23 Feb 2007 13:09

Hmm... May be a SJG-33 (150 mm)?

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Postby AMVAS on 23 Feb 2007 13:37

Xserx wrote:Hmm... May be a SJG-33 (150 mm)?

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No... :D

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Postby AMVAS on 24 Feb 2007 09:02

Seems this question really confused everybody...

Ok, a small tip...
This howitzer were not of Soviet origin, but it was not captured material as well... :D

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Postby Wake up on 26 Feb 2007 21:56

What are you asking for, do you mean what type howitzer it was or where the sovjet union got theire howitzer from, if you want to know where they got theire howitzer from I think those howitzer where from England and USA.

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Postby AMVAS on 27 Feb 2007 07:31

Wake up wrote:What are you asking for, do you mean what type howitzer it was or where the sovjet union got theire howitzer from, if you want to know where they got theire howitzer from I think those howitzer where from England and USA.


I meant the type of this howitzer...

But from which of them,. USA, or Britain? :D

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Postby Wake up on 27 Feb 2007 11:37

I think it can be the british Ordnance QF 25 pounder.

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Postby AMVAS on 27 Feb 2007 12:42

Wake up wrote:I think it can be the british Ordnance QF 25 pounder.


Hmmm...Don't think the model is right, but country - correct...
Yes, it's British howitzer... :D

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Postby Wake up on 27 Feb 2007 16:57

This was a quite hard question, but I think it is a British 183 mm howitzer.

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Postby AMVAS on 27 Feb 2007 20:34

Wake up wrote:This was a quite hard question, but I think it is a British 183 mm howitzer.


No, it's a bit more heavy... :)

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