The Type 95 Ha-Go was a Japanese light tank in WWII that proved intimidating when it was ... a conflict that was ultimately lost to the Soviet forces and their distinctively sloped T-34-85 tanks.

One of many T-34 models, the T-34-85 was introduced in the 1940s with an 85mm cannon. These days, however, the T-34-85 can only be found in museums, Stratfor analyst Sim Tack told Business Insider.

A single tank, thought to have been produced during World War 2, was displayed in the Red Square during the Victory Day parade. ... where a redesign called the T-34-85 was built.

Between 1940 and 1946, the Soviet Union produced more than fifty-eight thousand T-34 tanks of all types, and those tanks were supplied to various allies and partners throughout the world. As noted ...

Developed towards the end of World War II, the M1945 (D-44) antitank gun was used by Soviet bloc nations until the late 1970s. It used the same 85MM gun found on the T-34/85 tank. The T-34 series ...

Tank manufacturing corporation Uralvagonzavod “received a contract from the Ministry of Defense for the resumption of production of T-34-85 tanks for the main and representative tasks designed ...

VT-34 Recovery, a recovery tank based on the T-34-85 tank, produced in Czechoslovakia between 1957 and 1963. Priced from $35,757. VT-34 Recovery. 4.

The T-34-85 tank, an upgraded version of the T-34, was delivered to the military parade from the Leningrad Region. Read also. The Triumphant T-34: The legendary Soviet tank that crushed the Nazis ...

Thirty vintage Soviet tanks T-34-85 have returned to Russia from Laos, where they have been in active service since 1987, the Russian Defense Ministry’s press-service has said.