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Abandoned damaged BT-7A. Probably Ukraine, 1941 [2] |
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Another photo of the same vehicle [2]
Rem. AMVAS: I corrected this photo a bit to make it more readable. |
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BT-7A, 1937 [1] |
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BT-7A, 1937 [1] |
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T-26-4 turret for the BT-7A equipped with handrail antenna [1] |
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BT-7A of one of mechanised corps of RKKA. South-Western Front, June 1941 [4,5]
Rem. AMVAS: This vehicle is used for illustration in many books. In some of them (for example in [5]) I saw it assigned to the 14th Mechanised Corps/Western Front, what is very suspicious.
So, I would recommend to be careful with its exact location until more accurate data are available. |
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BT-7A "Za Stalina" from the artillery group of the 1st Light Tank Brigade, North-Western Front, Winter War, Feb. 1940 [3] |
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BT-7 and BT-7A [2] |
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BT-7A [2] |
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| BT-7 and BT-7A on road. [2] |
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BT-7A [2] |
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A group of abandoned BT-7 and BT-7A.
Rem. AMVAS: I may guess it could be the 81st Motorised Division/4th Mechanised Corps/6th Army/South-Western Front, as one vehicle carries small rhombus, which is supposed to belong just to this division.[2] |
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Bad enough photo of BT-7A.
If anybody have better one, plz, contact me...
[2] |
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BT-7A on street of unknown town [?] |
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Hungarian studying abandoned BT-7A artillery tank and T-27 tankette, 1941[1] |
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BT-7A, 1941[1] |
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Burnt BT-7A [1] |
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German soldiers making photos staying on BT-7A [2] |
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BT-7A knocked out by the 4th Pz. Div. [6,7]
Rem. AMVAS: Probably could belong to the 14th Mechinised Corps |
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Damaged BT-7A. Probably Ukraine, summer 1941 [2] |
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Destroyed BT-7A [2] |
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BT-7 and exploded BT-7A on the background [?] |
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BT-7A (Sorry for the quality) [?] |
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BT-7A [2]
(Rem. AMVAS: Unfortunately because of bug of the E-bay server we couldn't buy original of this photo)  |
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Abandoned BT-7A [2] |
February 29, 2008
