T-62 in action

Suppose, this drunk soviet tankman didn't skill with tank controlling or may be it was demonstrating the power of the Soviet tank? Photo was made in Czechoslovakia in 1968, when USSR once again "liberated" this country.

I can only hope his track came off due to the debris.

Soviet T-62 tank captured by Chinese soldiers in Sino-USSR border conflict, Damansky, 1969.
The tank number 545 went on the river ice then hit from RPG-7.
Abandoned tank tried to evacuate by the Soviet side. But the attempts were prevented by fire Chinese soldiers. Finally, tank sank.
Later Chinese spies infiltrated the tank and took out night gunsight and ammunition.
In April Chinese divers managed to evacuate tank and deliver it to the tank company for researching.
http://defence.pk/threads/two-war-trophies-in-china-military-museum-u-should-know.338391

T-62 was a terrible weapon for the PLA. Because the PLA's anti tank weapons are all ineffective against it.
T-62 was captured, China did not copy it. Because it was too complicated for China at that time. China just copied its night vision device.

PS: The Russians particularly like to take their tanks to the streets, whether in their own country or in another country, whether in peacetime or wartime. In the east, the russians have a good student.

"Liberators" in Prague 1968.

What is the name of this SPG?

That is a ASU 85 soviet airborne spg it was not used much in it's time

APFSDS wrote:That is a ASU 85 soviet airborne spg it was not used much in it's time

Wow! Never heard abt. it! I see there is interesting APC near ASU-85. APC M3?

yeah it's M3 with a closed top. I like the M3s because they are versatile, from transporting you to work or used as AT transport.

Ні друзі, це БТР-152 (радянський).

i forgot all about btr 152 thanks LSM.

It looks like a slightly larger version of the German Hetzer Jagdpanzer 38 t...

Damaged Soviet tank on the street of Prague, Czechoslovakia, 1968.



 It's T-62?