The T-30A resulted in the T-40 amphibious tank, with just 222 being produced, where these served up to the defense of Moscow in late 1941. The T-30B variation became the T-60 scout tank, and while ...

The T-30A resulted in the T-40 amphibious tank, with just 222 being produced, where these served up to the defense of Moscow in late 1941. The T-30B variation became the T-60 scout tank, and while ...

Meant to be a scouting tank, the T-60 regularly struggled with snow and mud. It earned the Russian nickname Bratskaya Mogila na Dovoikh, which translates into "a brother's grave for two." ...

The nearly six tonne T-60 began and ended production during the course of World War II, replacing the Soviet Union's obsolete light tank fleet in 1941 and quickly suffering difficulties on the ...

The prototype used a T-60 tank – a small, fast tank used for reconnaissance – on which were bolted a pair of biplane wings and a long tail boom. It was not an ideal compromise, says Wheeler.

More Russian T-62 tanks are showing up along the front line in Ukraine with add-on armor and other enhancements—modern sights and mine-clearing plows, for example.

The Russian army is making half-hearted efforts to upgrade some of the 60-year-old T-62 tanks it has deployed to Ukraine. But don’t count on newer optics or a few blocks of reactive armor to ...

The Soviet efforts in World War II took on many fronts. To honor that effort, a Belarussian man has built a replica of a T-60 tank, regularly used by the Red Army during the war. This video of the ...

The prototype used a T-60 tank – a small, fast tank used for reconnaissance – on which were bolted a pair of biplane wings and a long tail boom. It was not an ideal compromise, says Wheeler.