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T-28 "Kirov", Moscow, May 1, 1935 [1] |
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T-28 "Marshal Voroshilov", Leningrad, May 1, 1936 [1] |
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T-28 "Stalin", Moscow, Nov. 7, 1938 [1] |
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T-28 of the 10th Heavy Tank Brigade, Lvov area, Sept. 1939 [7] |
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T-28 of the 21st Heavy Tank Brigade, Mir, Sept, 1939 [9] |
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T-28 of the 21st Heavy Tank Brigade, Mir, Sept, 1939 [8]
Rem. AMVAS Probably the photo from above could be used for this reconstruction |
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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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T-28 of unknown unit. South-Western Front, July 1941 [1] |
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Another reconstruction of the same tank [5] |
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T-28 Mod. 1936 from the 10th Tank Division/15th Mechanised Corps. South-Western Front, July 1941 [5] |
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T-28 tank of the 5th Tank Division/3rd Mechanised Corps/North-Western Front, June 1941 [1] |
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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 [6] |
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T-28 from the 105th District Armored Depot, Minsk area, June 1941. After the war has begun several T-28 were repared and thrown into fights [2] |
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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: At the same time T-28 with similar sign in [1] was was assigned to the Western Front. It's more believable, as the 8th Mechcorps was disbanded in July.
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 from the 8th Mechanised Corps. South-Westren Front, late July 1941 [3]
Rem. AMVAS: At the same time T-28 with similar sign in [1] was assigned to the Western Front. It's more believable, as the 8th Mechcorps was disbanded in July.
Reconstruction might be incorrect, as this vehicle can be equipped with L-10 gun. Check other reconstructions of this tank. |
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T-28 Mod. 1936 from the 10th Tank Division/15th Mechanised Corps. South-Western Front, Ukraine, June 1941 [5] |
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T-28 of the 150th Tank Brigade/3rd Army, Jan. 1942 [7]
Rem. AMVAS: In original there was an error in assigning this army to the Leningrad Front. In reality both army and this brigade were assigned to the Bryansk Front |
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T-28 1933-34 year production of the 21st Heavy Tank Brigade, Byelorussian Front, Sept. 1939 [8] |
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T-28 1935-36 yars production, 10th Heavy Tank Brigade, Ukrainian Front, September 1939 [8] |
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T-28 1937 year production, 5th Tank Division/3rd Mechanised Corp, Alitus area, Lithuania, summer 1941 [8] |
May 9, 2007
