Soviet Army
The Red Horde of the Soviet Army used weight of numbers to overpower the enemy - tirelessly throwing wave after wave at the enemy from the beginning of what’s known as the Great Patriotic War - to the end of the war in Europe with the surrender of Germany.
The Soviet Union had the largest army in the world at the beginning of the German-led invasion - with factories back in the Motherland cranking out tanks and equipment night and day to feed the Soviet war machine.
However, the utilitarian design of the T34 proved no match for the German Panzers that had brought Europe to its knees - and it was only after 4 years of bitter fighting, unthinkable hardship and incalculable determination that the Soviet Union eventually emerged victorious over the German invaders.
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Soviet White scout carThe M3 was too large and heavy to be considered a proper scout car, but its transport capacity (eight men and a driver) made it suitable for a number of tasks including that of armoured transport and reconnaissance vehicle. The same basic design was...
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Soviet Army HMG teamThe DShK 12.7mm belt-fed heavy machine gun was the standard Russian heavy machine gun of World War II, comparable to the US .50cal Browning. It was used on wheeled mountings like the Maxim and could quickly be placed on a tall tripod for anti-aircraft...
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