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T-28 with additinal armour abandoned after some breakages. Ukraine. Summer 1941 [1] |
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T-28 with additinal armour abandoned after some breakages. Ukraine. Summer 1941 [7]
(See the same photo from [6] here)
Rem. AMVAS: Looks it is the same tank as above.  |
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T-28 with additional armour. Leningrad Front, 42nd Army, 51st Separate Tank Battalion, Dec. 9 1941 [1] |
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Crew of the tank No. 230 near their vehicle. Leningrad Front, 42nd Army, 51st Separate Tank Battalion, winter, 1942 [1] |
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T-28 captured in winter 1941 in winter finnish colors. Varkaus, spring 1940 [1] |
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T-28s from the 20th Heavy Tank Brigade before fight, Karelian Isthmus, February, 1940 [2] |
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T-28 of the 90th Tank Battalion/20th Heavy Tank Brigade moving forward to the frontline. Karelian Isthmus, February 1940 [2] |
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T-28s of the 20th Heavy Tank Brigade moving to the frontline. North-WEstern Front, February, 1940 [2] |
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T-28 with additinal armourhit by artillery fire. Krasnogvardeisk (Gatchina) area, Aug. 1941 [1] |
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German soldiers examining abandoned T-28 with additional armour of the 3rd Tank division/1st Mechanised Corps. North-Western Front, Ostrov area [1] |
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Captured T-28 with additional armor. Karelian Isthmus, Saamajarvi area, winter 1942 [3] |
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T-28s of the 8th Mechanised Corps. On the foreground vehicle with tactical sign "3323". On the background - vehicle "2023", South-Western Front, early August, 1941 [4]
Rem. AMVAS: another photo of tank with similar sign is placed to the Western Front.
Tank on the foreground likely is equipped with L-10 gun, taking into acocunt its shape of radiator louver, which is natural for the tanks of years 1937-40 production. |
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T-28 with additional armor. July 1941 [1,5] |
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The same vehicle exploded by Germans [1,5] |
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T-28 with additional armor used as a bunker. Shimsk area [6] |
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T-28s with marking close to this one [6] |
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T-28 with additional armour captured in September 1941 operated by Finns. Vicinities of Petrovka, June 1944. It has three-color caomuflage. Armour plates of the gun shield installed by Finns [1] |
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T-28 with additional armor in German service [1]
See also this gallery |
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T-28 with additional armor in German service [?]
See also this gallery |
