Soviet armoured trains
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Re: Soviet armoured trains
Hi all,
PL-35 or PL-37 wagon ??
Image from Ebay
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PL-35 or PL-37 wagon ??
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Hi all,
Any information about this Soviet armoured train ??
Image from Ebay
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Any information about this Soviet armoured train ??
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Hi all,
An image from Ebay:
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An image from Ebay:
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Hi all,
An image from Ebay: I think Za Rodinu train, probably
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An image from Ebay: I think Za Rodinu train, probably
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Hi all,
An image from Ebay: Type OB-3
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An image from Ebay: Type OB-3
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Hi all,
Any information about this Soviet armoured train ?
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Any information about this Soviet armoured train ?
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Well,
Here another image from Ebay:
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Here another image from Ebay:
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Re: Soviet armoured trains
Hi.
Is it possible to identified type of armored wagons these Red Army armored train captured by German?
I also need some translations on photo background, if is possible.
Thank you all in advance
Schlange
Is it possible to identified type of armored wagons these Red Army armored train captured by German?
I also need some translations on photo background, if is possible.
Thank you all in advance
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Hi Schlange
I think a Type OB-3
About the text, I can read Woronesch, July 1942 ?
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I think a Type OB-3
About the text, I can read Woronesch, July 1942 ?
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Hi all,
Two images from Ebay. I would say type BP-35 trains, altought it is difficult to ensure given the wide variety of turret designs and small variations in the Soviet armoured wagons...
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Two images from Ebay. I would say type BP-35 trains, altought it is difficult to ensure given the wide variety of turret designs and small variations in the Soviet armoured wagons...
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An image from Ebay. Crimean type train
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An image from Ebay. Crimean type train
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Hello all.
I cannot say where these photos originated. I only came across them on Russian forums and saved them in my attempts to categorize Russian armored trains. Forgive me.
I believe the first photo is Bronedrezyna D-38 while the second is D-37. I do not know the third. The fourth from what I can tell is a Modernyzovannaya Bronedrezyna AT-45.
I cannot say where these photos originated. I only came across them on Russian forums and saved them in my attempts to categorize Russian armored trains. Forgive me.

I believe the first photo is Bronedrezyna D-38 while the second is D-37. I do not know the third. The fourth from what I can tell is a Modernyzovannaya Bronedrezyna AT-45.
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The attached article describes the operation of armored trains by the Russian Army during the 1942 - 1943 period. The original article is a translation of a Russian Army report and was printed in the November 1943 edition of the US Army and Navy Military magazine ‘Military Review’.
Due to the attachment file size I had to break up each page into separate attachments. This post contains the first four attachments. I will post the two remaining attachments in a separate post shortly.
Due to the attachment file size I had to break up each page into separate attachments. This post contains the first four attachments. I will post the two remaining attachments in a separate post shortly.
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These are the remaining attachments of the Russian article about the operation of armored trains by the Russian Army during the 1942 - 1943 period.
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