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Tank of the "4 heroes" and its crew accompanied with their mates: [1]
From left to right:
- Starshiy lejtenant N.I. Fokin;
- Starshiy lejtenant(?-AMVAS) A.I. Vojtov;
- Starshiy serzhant P.K. Gladkikh;
- Starshiy serzhant S.T. Dorozhkin.
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Tank of the "4 heroes" and its crew. The 19th Tank Corps/Central Front, January 1943*2 [5]:
- Commander - Starshiy lejtenant N.I. Fokin;
- Tank driver - Starshiy serzhant A.I. Vojtov;
- Gunner - Starshiy serzhant P.K. Gladkikh;
- Radio operator - Starshiy serzhant S.T. Dorozhkin.
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Tank of the "4 heroes" and its crew. The 19th Tank Corps/Central Front, January 1943*2 [7]:
- Commander - Starshiy lejtenant N.I. Fokin;
- Tank driver - Starshiy serzhant A.I. Vojtov;
- Gunner - Starshiy serzhant P.K. Gladkikh;
- Radio operator - Starshiy serzhant S.T. Dorozhkin.
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"Tank of the four heroes". The Kalinin Front, winter 1943 [3] |
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"Matilda" in winter colors organic to the 19th Tank Corps. Central Front, January, 1943*2 [2] |
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"Matilda" IV. Soviet-German front, winter 1942 [1] |
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"Matilda" of Lt. Razin firing against Getmanovka village. The 64th Tank Brigade. South-Western Front, August 1942 [5]
[Rem. AMVAS - in [4] attack of the same settlement is dated May 14,1942] |
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"Matilda" IV of the 64th Tank Brigade. South-Western Front, spring 1942 [1] |
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Mk II "Matilda" W.D. No. T17761, tactical number 18-17 assigned to the 37th Tank Brigade/6th Army/South-Western Front, May 1942 [4]
[rem. AMVAS - subordination of this vehicle is in contradiction with picture from [1]. At the same time [5] claims the same vehicle assigned to the 64th Tank Brigade] |
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"Matilda" III, 48th Tank Brigade/6th Army. South-Western Front, May 1942. Lend-lease tanks usually remained their original Britain colors, numbers of Britain Military Department on board and in many cases even English captions and directions. [1]
[rem. AMVAS - subordination of this vehicle is in contradiction with picture from [4]. At the same time [5] claims the same vehicle assigned to the 64th Tank Brigade] |
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Mk II "Matilda". The 38th Tank Brigade of the South-Western Front. May 1942 [4] |
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Mk II "Matilda". The 38th Tank Brigade of the South-Western Front. May 1942 (second variant of color scheme) [4] |
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Mk. II Matilda III assigned to the 132nd Separate Tank Battalion/North-Western Front, January 1942 [6] |
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"Matilda" from the 21st Tank Corps. South-Western Front, June 1942 [2] |
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"Matildas" of the 5th Mechanised Corps on march. On foreground one can see tank equipped with 76mm howitzer. The South-Western Front, October 1943 [1,2]  |
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"Matilda" from the 5th Mechanised Corps. South-Western Front. October 1943 [2] |
