The Panzer IV for Germany and the T34 for the Soviet Union formed the backbone of their armored divisions for much of the war ...

Early-model Cromwell I tanks had used high-velocity 57-millimeter 6-pounder guns with superior armor penetration. ... Russia produced a staggering 84,000 T-34 tanks during World War II.

The T-34 was the backbone of the Red Army during the epic Battle of Kursk in 1943, the largest tank battle ever fought. The German plan was to break through and surround a Red Army group, as they ...

Early-model Cromwell I tanks had used high-velocity 57-millimeter 6-pounder guns with superior armor-penetration. ... Russia produced a staggering 84,000 T-34 tanks during World War II.

The Soviet T-34 tank helped to win World War II. ... Russia's 20th century history was marked by massive social change to Communism in its early stage, and away from Communism in its final decade.

Early-model Cromwell I tanks had used high-velocity 57-millimeter 6-pounder guns with superior armor-penetration. ... Russia produced a staggering 84,000 T-34 tanks during World War II.

The T-34 first made waves during Germany's invasion of the Soviet Union, known as Operation Barbarossa. The initiative, which launched in mid-1941, saw the Red Army confront their enemy with T-34s ...

Ukrainian X account MAKS 24 shared with 268,000 followers footage of what appears to be a Russian T-34 tank being hauled on a carrier at an unspecified location.

September 4,2008: In the early 1950s, the Soviet Union gave China 1,837 T-34/85 tanks. As of a few years ago, there are at least a hundred of them still in storage and these vehicles appeared to be in ...

The T-60 then had to fight on with only its machinegun, putting it on the same level with the early tanks of the Great War. From late 1942, T-60s were mainly used as ammo carriers for T-34 and KV ...

Needs Context. The tank on display is a type of T-34 tank, early designs of which were manufactured in Kharkiv, Ukraine, during World War 2 while it was part of the USSR.

While the T-34 was eventually produced in great numbers, that wasn't the case during the early years of Operation Barbarossa. The Soviet Union had to exert extreme effort to produce tanks to ...