Production and losses of tanks
Soviet and German production and losses of tanks on the Russian Front from 1941 to 1945 and could the Red Army have won the war alone ? back to Part …
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Russian vs German tanks in WW II
Comparison of strengths, losses and production of Russian (Soviet) and German tanks (Part I). German vs Russian Armored Vehicle Strength Comparison (without APC,AC) and German vs Russian Armored Vehicle Combat …
Red Army 1941
Strength and Organization of the Red Army at Operation Barbarossa in June 1941. The Red Army in 1941 The Winter War against Finland had revealed many shortcomings in the Red …
Deployment of Red Army 1942
Deployment of the armed forces of the Red Army by theaters of war summer 1942. Soviet divisions, strengths, equipment, planes and ships. Deployment of the armed forces of the Red …
BMP APC
Tank driving with the Soviet BMP APC/AIFV. Video of the tank drive, history, description, specifications and photos of the Soviet BMP armored infantry fighting vehicles. During the Second World War, …
Red Army Uniforms
Uniforms of the Red Army in World War II. Different types of uniforms and for airborne troops, NKVD, and Political Commissars. Insignia and badges of ranks for the period from …
Red Army 1943-45
Strength and organization of the Soviet armed forces in the second half of the war from 1943 to 1945. Russian divisions, corps and equipment. to Red Army 1942. On 19 …
Russian revolvers and pistols
Russian Nagant revolvers and Tokarev automatic pistols of the First and Second World Wars. History, development, specifications, statistics and pictures. Revolver Model 1895 Nagant Model 1895 Nagant Type: Revolver. Belgian …
Red Army 1939
Strength and organization of the Russian Armed Forces in 1939. Divisions, equipment, armored fighting vehicles and Red Army Order of Battle in the Winter War 1939-40. During 1939-40, the Red …
Red Army 1942
Strength and Organization of the Soviet Armed Forces from Winter 1941 to Winter 1942. Divisions and formations, equipment and tanks. On 5 December 1941, in temperatures of minus 30 degrees …