Canfora Red Machines 3: T-34 Development & First Combat

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AUTHOR	I Zheltov & A Makarov
BINDING	Hardback
NO OF PAGES	208
ILLUSTRATIONS	Photos & Illustrations
ISBN	9789198477641
LANGUAGE	English
PRODUCT CODE	77641MIL
PUBLISHER	Canfora

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From Canfora Publishing - The Red Machines Series is entirely devoted to the hardware of the Red Army. This book describes in detail the complex and nuanced development of what became the T-34, the conditions under which the tank was developed and tested, and how a few calm words by Stalin prevented the T-34, later the most famous Soviet tank of World War Two, from being terminated as a stillborn design during its development trials. The T-34 medium tank was the best known and most widely used Soviet tank of the Second World War. Produced at Plant No183 in Kharkov, the Stalingrad Tractor Plant (STZ) and at plants in Gorky, Nizhny Tagil, Sverdlovsk and in other cities, the T-34 and later T-34-85 were produced in larger numbers than any other Soviet wartime tank design. The A-20G, A-32 and A-34 full track prototypes that resulted in the production T-34 were developed from and in competition with combined wheel-track medium tank designs, the preferred direction for all but heavy tanks in the Soviet Union of the late 1930s. The new prototypes also went against other prevailing tank development thinking at the time. As such the birth of the T-34 as a series production tank was not a foregone conclusion at the time of its development.

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