lets see

[Oleg Grigoryev]

you naming this one

[Caldric]

Well I think that is a T26 chassis so I would guess T26 1935 AT-1 Self-propelled gun? T26 was has so many variants though very well may be incorrect.

[Aufklarung]

I see that as being correct, Caldric. The suspension and hull are almost the same. A version of the T-26. The short gun length of Olegs pic shouldn't hamper the gun type facts. I know little about most Artillery.
T26 diagram:
http://www.wargaming.net/tanks/MODELS/t26_2.htm
Regards
A

[Oleg Grigoryev]

well chassis is a dead giveaway:)

Self-propelled artillery mounts SU-5-2 (each armed with a 122mm howitzer) are parading in Khabarovsk. Only 15 such artillery systems were pro-duced. Some of them took part in combat operations near Lake Khasan. 7 November, 1937

not related but interesting Soviet Infantery at Khalkin-Gol

[Oleg Grigoryev]

[Aufklarung]

Oleg
Are these your photos? Inherited? Just wondering.
Regards
A

[Oleg Grigoryev]

Oleg
Are these your photos? Inherited? Just wondering.
Regards
A

I wish. they are from the Russian bookstore sight http://www.aviapress.com/viewallbooks.htm

meanwhile behold the monster of the BT

[Robert Hurst]

Hi Oleg

The Soviet SP Guns in the top photo are Su-5-2s and not the AT-1, although they used the same T-26 chassis.

The AT-1 is at the top, the SU-5-2 is in the middle, and the bottom photo is the Su-5-1.

The third photo is of a 4.7 cm Pak(t) auf PanzerKampfwagen 1 Ausf B.

The attached photo was taken from 'Soviet Tanks and Combat Vehicles of World War Two', by Steven J Zaloga and James Grandsen.

Regards

Bob

[Jack Nisley]

Any idea where the first picture was taken? Those helmets don't look russian.

Jack Nisley

[Korbius]

Any idea where the first picture was taken? Those helmets don't look russian.

Jack Nisley

Those are Soviet helmets that were used in the prewar period, and as you can see they have a comb on top of the helmet. The soviet M40 helmet substituted this helmet later on during the war.