BT tank - Wikipedia
The BT tank (Russian: Быстроходный танк/БТ, romanized: Bystrokhodnyy tank/BT, lit. "fast moving tank" or "high-speed tank") [1] was one of a series of Soviet light tanks produced in large numbers between 1932 and 1941. They were lightly armoured, but reasonably well-armed for their time, and had the best mobility of all ...
BT-5 - Wikipedia
The BT-5 ("Bystrochidij Takov" or "Fast Tank type 5") was the second tank in the Soviet BT series of tanks. The BT-5 improved on the previous BT-2, such as a new turret fitted with a 45 mm anti-tank gun that was also used on the T-26 and the BT-5's younger brother, the BT-7.
Soviet cruiser tank BT-5 (1933)
The BT-5-OT was a prototype-only flamethrower variant. The RBT-5 was the rocket launcher version. Two prototypes were tested, one with a pair of heavy rocket installed on the turret, or two light ramps for longer ranges models similar to the "Katiusa" standard type.
BT-5 (Bystrochodnij Tankov) Light Fast Tank - Military Factory
2020年11月11日 · Detailing the technical specifications, development, and operational history of the BT-5 (Bystrochodnij Tankov) Light Fast Tank including pictures.
BT-5 - War Thunder Wiki
The BT-5 (Быстроходный танк-5) is the fifth variant of the BT light tank family. It is designed as a convertible tank, a feature invented by J. Walter Christie to reduce wear on the 1930s' unreliable tank tracks.
BT-5 Light Wheeled-and-tracked Tank - GlobalSecurity.org
2019年10月4日 · BT-5 Light Wheeled-and-tracked Tank. The tank was a further development of the BT-2 tank and featured a more powerful armament and more reliable power pack, transmission and running gear.
Sword of the Motherland Historical Foundation
Evolving from the light and fast BT-2, the BT-5 was introduced in 1932. It was a more modernized version of the BT-2 with a different turret. The tank had the same Christies suspension and riveted hull armor of its predecessor with welded armor on the turret.
BT-5-IS Ioseph Stalin - GlobalSecurity.org
The work on the creation of the BT-5-IS tank was aimed primarily at increasing the maneuverability of the BT-5 serial tank, increasing its power reserve and ensuring that the tank could move...
FINNISH ARMY 1918 - 1945: BT-5, BT-7 AND T-50 TANKS
T-26 m 1933 tanks. PICTURE: BT-5 tank without tracks and painted with Soviet winter camo pattern. This particular individual was not used by Finnish military, but it is exactly the same model that saw Finnish use. Notice front hull armour with bulge for …
The Russian BT-5 Light Tank - TankNutDave.com
The Russian BT-5 Light Tank was the first of the BT light tanks to enter production in 1932. It used a M-1932, 45mm main gun, which had a good muzzle velocity and therefore offered a better level of lethality in comparison to other tanks of its generation.