ZIS-5 from all sides. Junior Sergeant F.F. Protopopov- the best driver of battalion passed 20,000 km along frontline roads without serios problems. Portrait (probably of Voroshilov) and Guards sign can be seen on windshield. Threewhite lines on visor of cabin. Cross support of body colored white for better visibility at night. The rare case when frontline truck carries full collection of tactical insignia and numbers. [1]
ZIS-5 [1]
ZIS-5 [1]
ZIS-5 [5]
ZIS-5 chassis [5]
Interiors of ZIS-5 [Modern photos. Equipped with non-original tire] [1]
Back axle of ZIS-5 [1]
The ZIS-5 truck fitted with N2P pontoon in Vyborg. One truck has number "A-4-39-49", June 1944 [3]
ZIS-5 trucks convoy carryig ammo to frontline. The Southern Front, May 1942 [4]
ZIS-5 [5]
ZIS-5 [5]
The same ZIS-5 as shown above. It belonged to an autotransport unit of the 51st Army. Crimea, March-April, 1942 [6]
ZIS-5 of the 51st Army got stuck in dirt. Crimea, March-April, 1942 [6]
ZIS-5 probably belogned to the units of the 11th Tank Division/2nd Mechanised Corps/South-Western Front. Uman area, August 1941 [8]
Destroyed equipment probably belogned to the units of the 11th Tank Division/2nd Mechanised Corps/South-Western Front. Uman area, August 1941 [8]