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These tanks were never used in fights

Author: Vitaliy Ragulin

Published: 16 July 2011

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ISU-152 Zveroboy (Deerslayer) self-propelled heavy armored artillery weapon

American Stuart light tank, lend lease supplied to USSR during WWII

British tank light MKIII Valentine, lend lease supply to USSR during WWII

Austin-Putilovets armored car, Russian Empire

German semi-track armored vehicle Sd.kfz

German 10-barrel rocket launcher on semi-track armored vehicle Maultier

German medium tank PzKpfw III Ausf. J with cannon KwK 38 L60

German Ferdinand self-propelled heavy-armored artillery weapon

German VK3001((h)) self-propelled heavy-armored artillery weapon

Jagdtiger - German heaviest tank destroyer

Self-propelled unit with the world's largest artillery system caliber 600 mm

Both samples were blown up by Germans when parts of the Soviet Red Army were on their way to firing ground. In 1946, damaged vehicles were moved to the USSR, where one tank was re-engineered from saved details

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