Engines of the Red Army in WW2 - Russian Armour Overview

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British

	British Infantry Tank Mk.II »Matilda« 26.5t, 2pdr OQF 40mm L/52 gun	British Infantry Tank Mk.II »Matilda« In combat at Kharkov, May 1942
	British Infantry Tank Mk.III »Valentine II« Early production, heavily worn out 16 t, 2pdr OQF 40mm L/52 gun	»Destination Archangel« : Liverpool docks, Oct/Nov 1941 British Infantry Tank Mk.III »Valentine II« 16 t, 2pdr OQF 40mm L/52 gun
	A tank named »Stalin : Birmingham, Sep 22, 1941 British Infantry Tank Mk.III »Valentine II« 16 t, 2pdr OQF 40mm L/52 gun	British Infantry Tank Mk.III »Valentine IV« 16 t, 2pdr OQF 40mm L/52 gun
	British Infantry Tank Mk.III »Valentine V« 16 ¾ t, 2pdr OQF 40mm L/52 gun	British Infantry Tank Mk.III »Valentine IX« 17.2t, 6pdr OQF 57mm L/52 gun
	British Infantry Tank Mk.III »Valentine X« 17.2t, 6pdr OQF 57mm L/52 gun	British Infantry Tank Mk.III »Valentine IX« 17.2t, 6pdr OQF 57mm L/52 gun
	British Infantry Tank Mk.III »Valentine« In combat in the Caucasus
	British Infantry Tank Mk.IV »Churchill II« 38 t, 2pdr OQF 40mm L/50 gun	British Infantry Tank Mk.IV »Churchill III« 39.6 t, 6pdr OQF 57mm gun
	British Infantry Tank Mk.IV »Churchill IV« 39.6 t, 6pdr OQF 57mm gun	British Infantry Tank Mk.IV »Churchill« In combat on the Eastern Front
	British Light Tank Mk.VII »Tetrarch« 7.6 t, 2pdr QFSA 40mm gun
British + Canadian

	Universal Carrier Mk.I Armoured Personnel Carrier	Universal Carrier Mk.II Armoured Personnel Carrier
Canadian

	British Infantry Tank Mk.III »Valentine VII« 16 t, 2pdr OQF 40mm L/52 gun
U.S.

	Light Tank M3 2^nd Production Series	Light Tank M3 3^rd »Mid« Production Series
	Light Tank M3 In combat at the Volkhov	Light Tank M3A1 Early Production Series
	Light Tank M3A1 Standard Production Series	Light Tank M3A1 In Combat at Stalingrad
	Light Tank M3A1 Landing at Osereika	Light Tank M3A1 In Combat in the Caucasus
	U.S. Medium Tank M3 »General Lee« Early Production Series	U.S. Medium Tank M3 »General Lee« Late Production Series
	U.S. Medium Tank M3 »General Lee« At the Volkhov, July 1942
	U.S. Medium Tank M4A2 »General Sherman« 75mm, Early Production Series	Early M4A2 »Emcha« on the Eastern Front 75mm M34/M34A1 gun, T49 and T54E1 steel tracks
	U.S. Medium Tank M4A2 »General Sherman« 75mm, Late Production Series	U.S. Medium Tank M4A2 »General Sherman« At Lublin, July 1944
	U.S. Medium Tank M4A2 76(W) »General Sherman« The "White 936" in Vienna	U.S. Medium Tank M4A2 76(W) »General Sherman« 76mm, T49 and T54E1 steel tracks
	U.S. Medium Tank M4A2 76(W) »General Sherman« At Berlin and beyond
	U.S. GMC M10 »Wolverine« 3in. Tank Destroyer	U.S. GMC M10 »Wolverine« on the Eastern Front
	M2 Halftrack Armoured Personal Carrier	T48 Gun Motor Carriage »SU-57« Self-Propelled Gun
	M5 Halftrack Armoured Personal Carrier	M15A1 Combination Gun Motor Carriage M54 Gun Mount on M3 halftrack
	M17 Multiple Gun Motor Carriage Maxson M45 quad turret on International M5 halftrack	M3A1 Scout Car Armoured Personal Carrier
	M3A1 Scout Car Armoured Personal Carrier *- continued -*	M31B2 [T2] Armoured Recovery Vehicle
	M3/M4 Vertical Volute Spring Suspension U.S. M3 and M4 Medium Tanks