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Chars BT-7, T-26, T-35, T-60 - URSS : livres

Un livre sur les véhicules blindés soviétiques ? Découvrez ici les livres sur l'histoire, la technique et le déploiement des chars russes BT-7, T-26, T-35 et T-60.


BT Fast Tank : The Red Army's Cavalry Tank 1931-45 (Osprey)

When the Red Army needed to mechanize its cavalry branch in the 1930s, the BT fast tank was its solution. Based on the American Christie high-speed tank, the Red Army began a program to adapt the design to its own needs.

Early versions were mechanically unreliable and poorly armed but by the mid-1930s, the BT-5 emerged, armed with an excellent dual-purpose 45mm gun. It saw its combat debut in the Spanish Civil War in 1937 and was later used in the border battles with the Japanese Kwangtung Army in the late 1930s. The final production series, the BT-7, was the most refined version of the family.

One of the most common types in Red Army service in the first years of the Second World War, BT tanks saw extensive combat in Poland, Finland, and the opening phases of Operation Barbarossa in 1941 and latterly during the 1945 campaign against the Japanese in Manchuria - this is the story of their design and development history.

Contents: Introduction - Design and Development - Operational Use - Analysis and Conclusion - Bibliography - Index.

Auteur :Steven Zaloga
Présentation :48 pages, 25 x 18.5 x 0.5 cm, paperback
Illustration :40 photos en N&B et 7 en couleurs
Editeur :Osprey Publishing (GB, 2016)
Série :New Vanguard (237)
EAN:9781472810656
Livre : BT Fast Tank : The Red Army's Cavalry Tank 1931-45 (Osprey)

BT Fast Tank : The Red Army's Cavalry Tank 1931-45

Langue : anglais

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Panzer 38(t) vs BT-7 : Barbarossa 1941 (Osprey)

The tank battles in the Soviet Union during the summer of 1941 were the largest in World War II, exceeding even the more famous Prokhorovka encounter during the Kursk campaign. Indeed, they were the largest tank battles ever fought.

This book examines two evenly matched competitors in this conflict, the German Panzer 38(t) and the Soviet BT-7. Both were of similar size, armed with guns of comparable firepower, and had foreign roots - the Panzer 38(t) was a Czechoslovak design and the BT-7 was an evolution of the American Christie tank.

With full-colour artwork and archive and present-day photography, this absorbing study assesses the strengths and limitations of these two types against the wider background of armoured doctrine in the opening stages of Operation Barbarossa.

Auteur :Steven J. Zaloga
Présentation :80 pages, 25 x 18.5 x 0.7 cm, paperback
Illustration :30 photos en N&B et 40 en couleurs
Editeur :Osprey Publishing (GB, 2017)
Série :Duel
EAN:9781472817136
Livre : Panzer 38(t) vs BT-7 : Barbarossa 1941 (Osprey)

Panzer 38(t) vs BT-7 : Barbarossa 1941

Langue : anglais

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T-26 Light Tank - Backbone of the Red Army (Osprey)

The T-26 was the first major Soviet armour program of the 1930s, beginning as a license-built version of the British Vickers 6-ton export tank. Although the T-26 retained the basic Vickers hull and suspension, the Red Army began to make extensive changes to the turret and armament, starting with the addition of a 45mm tank gun in 1933.
The T-26 was built in larger numbers than any other tank prior to World War II. Indeed, more T-26 tanks were manufactured than the combined tank production of Germany, France, Britain, and the United States in 1931-40.

This book surveys the development of the T-26 as well as its combat record in the Spanish Civil War, the war in China, the border wars with Poland and Finland in 1939-40, and the disastrous battles of 1941 during Operation Barbarossa.

Contents: Introduction - Design & Development - Operational History - Bibliography - Index.

Auteur :Steven J. Zaloga
Présentation :48 pages, 25 x 18.5 x 0.5 cm, paperback
Illustration :abondamment illustré avec des photos et des dessins (en N&B et couleurs)
Editeur :Osprey Publishing (GB, 2015)
Série :New Vanguard (218)
EAN:9781472806253
Livre : T-26 Light Tank - Backbone of the Red Army (Osprey)

T-26 Light Tank - Backbone of the Red Army

Langue : anglais

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T-60 Small Tank & Variants (Red Machines 1)

The T-60 small tank was the third most numerous tank-type built in the Soviet Union during the 1941-45 "Great Patriotic War", behind only the T-34 medium tank and the SU-76 self propelled gun in terms of production output.
Though often maligned in later years as being under-armed and weakly armoured, the T-60 performed a crucial role during the difficult years of 1941-42 when Soviet manufacturing plants struggled to replace combat losses at the front.

The history of the T-60 is the history of a single tank type, set against a background of the initial months immediately following the launch of "Operation Barbarossa" on 22nd June 1941, with staggering losses of territory, troops and equipment at the front and the consequent Soviet struggle to maintain production at a time when the main Soviet military production facilities were being evacuated on rails to the Urals and Siberia beyond.

Auteur :James Kinnear, Yuri Pasholok
Présentation :176 pages, 28.5 x 21.5 x 1.6 cm, hardback
Illustration :250+ photos en N&B et 8 en couleurs, 8 vues de profil en couleurs
Editeur :Canfora Grafisk Form (S, 2017)
EAN:9789198232561
Livre : T-60 Small Tank & Variants (Red Machines 1)

T-60 Small Tank & Variants (Red Machines 1)

Langue : anglais

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Fallen Giants : The Combat Debut of the T-35A Tank

The Soviet T-35A is the only five-turreted tank in history to enter production. With a long and proud service history on Soviet parade grounds, the T-35A was forced to adapt to the modern battlefield when the Second World War broke out.
Outclassed and outdated, the T-35A tried to hold its own against the German invaders to no avail.

Very little is known about these strange vehicles, beyond their basic shape and photographs of them on parade grounds and battlefields. For the first time, actual battlefield photographs have been cross-referenced with maps and documents to bring about the most complete look at the T-35A in the Second World War to date.
It is a grim depiction of the aftermath of the giants that were the Soviet T-35A tanks.

Auteur :Francis Edward Pulham
Présentation :144 pages, 25 x 17 x 1 cm, paperback
Illustration :179 photos en N&B et 10 en couleurs
Editeur :Fonthill Media (GB, 2017)
EAN:9781781556269
Livre : Fallen Giants : The Combat Debut of the T-35A Tank

Fallen Giants : The Combat Debut of the T-35A Tank

Langue : anglais

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