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Churchill III "Alexander Nevskiy". Conceivably from the 49th Separate Guards Breakthrough Tank Regiment. Leningrad Front, Feb. 1944 [1] |
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Churchill MkIII "Alexandr Nevskiy" [4] Conceivably from the 49th Separate Guards Breakthrough Tank Regiment. Leningrad Front, Feb. 1944 [1] |
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Churchill IV. The 36th Separate Guards Breakthrough Tank Regiment/5th Gds. Tank Army. Voronezh Front. Prokhorovka area, July 1943[1] *1 |
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"Churchill" IV "Za Radnyuansku Ukrainu" ("For Soviet Ukraine"] and KV-1 "Serebryakov" knocked out in the course of Belgorod-Kharkov operation. The 36th Guards Breakthrough Tank Regiment/5th Gds. Tank Army. Voronezh Front.[2] *1 |
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Churchill IV. The 48th Separate Guards Breakthrough Tank Regiment. At Kiev approaches, Nov. 1943. Vehicle have name "Za radnyansku Ukrainu" (on Ukrainian language) - "For Native Ukraine" [1] Rem. AMVAS: This photo is also famous for the Kursk battle Aug. 43
This photo in other sources has other placment and date. [Rem. AMVAS] |
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"Churchill" IV of the 36th Gds. Heavy Breakthrough Tank Regiment/18th Tank Corps/5th Gds. Tank Army/Voronezh Front. Kharkov direction, August 1943 [2]*1 |
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"Churchilles" from the 26th Separate Guards Tank Regiment. Vyborg, June 1944.[1,2] [Rem. AMVAS - in [1] due to typo this unit was named the 21st Separate Guards Breakthrough Tank Regiment.] |
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The same "Churchill IV" tank as above, but in [3] it was showed as assigned to the 46th Separate Gds. Heavy Breakthrough Tank Regiment. Vyborg, June 1944. |
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Churchilles III from the 48th Separate Guards Breakthrough Tank Regiment. Kiev, Nov. 1943. [1] |
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"Chucrchill" IV tank of the 10th Gds. Heavy Breakthrough Tank Regiment/23rd Tank Corps/1st Tank Army/Voronezh Front abandoned after unseccessfull attack against German defensive positions. July 27,1943 [2] *2 |
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"Churchill" IV from the column "Za Radnyansku Ukrainu" ["For Native Ukraine"] shot down by German artillery. The 36th Gds. Heavy Breakthrough Tank Regiment/18th Tank Corps/5th Gds. Tank Army/Voronezh Front. August 1943 [5] *1 |
*1 - Official name of this regiment by BSSA book in mentioned time period: The 36th Gds. Tank Regiment [AMVAS];
*2 - On July 1 - August 1 the 23rd Tank Corps was on the South-Western Front. The 10th Gds. Separate Tank Regiment was directly subordinated to the South-Western Front HQ. This regiment may be for too small time period on frontline, though to be included in monthly BSSA lists. [AMVAS]
