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T-28 of the 21st Heavy Tank Brigade, Mir, Sept, 1939 [8] |
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Damaged T-28 and BT-7 tanks of the 5th Tank Division/3rd Mechanised Corps. Alitus area, June 24, 1941
T-28 probably was built in the year 1938 [1] |
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German soldiers examining T-28 tank from the 5th Tank Division/3rd Mechinised Corps hit in action. North-Western Front, Alitus area, June 1941 [3]
Rem. AMVAS: In [5] the same photos are given as belonging to the 10th Tank Division/15th Mechanised Corps. FI captions though are more reliable than MC. |
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T-28s from the 5th Tank Division/3rd Mechanised Corps abandoned due to different breakages in Alitus area. June 1941[3,7]![](../../pics/update01_red.gif) |
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Pz. Kpfw 35(t) of the 6th Pz.Division passing by abandoned T-28 of the 2nd Tank Division/3rd Mechanised Corps. June 1941. Majority of T-28s organic to the 3rd Mechcorps were old enough and were out of order due to breakages before they had chance to fight [3] |
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T-28 hit in summer fights of 1941 and left behind the enemy-controlled territory. recaptured. western Front, February 1942 [1] |
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AMVAS: Seems to be the same vehicle as above [?]
I'll be glad if anybody provides this photo in better quality. |
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Abandoned T-28 with additional armour. South-Western Front, June 1941. [2] |
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T-28 tanks from the 4th Mechanised Corps abandoned due to different breakages . South-Western Front, June 1941. [2]
Rem. AMVAS: [5] says the lower T-28 to belong to the 15th Mechinised Corps. By default FI captions are more reliable than MC. |
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Seems the same T-28 as above [?] |
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T-28 from the 15th Tank Division/16th Mechanised Corps. South-Western Front, Ukraine, July 1941 [5]
Rem. AMVAS: Check also T-28 with similar marking |
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Burning T-28 Mod. 1936. The tank has old pre-war marking - white continious and broken lines meaning 2nd Company/2nd Battalion of a tank regiment.
The 5th Tank Division/3rd Mechanised Corps. North-Western Front, June 1941 [4] |
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T-28 captured by Hungarians. July 1941 [6] |
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Damaged T-28s. Clearly seen details of transmission [7] |
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Abandoned T-28 [7] |
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Another T-28 [7] |