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BT (fast tank) series based upon the Christie M1931 tank.
BT-2 had turret with 37mm gun and one MG. BT-2 built in late 1931, it went into full production the following year. BT-5 was the first major production model. Tank had a larger turreet for 45 mm 20K gun, a new M-5 engine and stronger suspension. Next to appear, in 1935, was the BT-7 series. BT-7 had a new turret and welded armor. Tank BT-7 was deployed in considerable numbers and several were captured by Germans and Finns. BT-7M tank had to be virtually redesigned, so as to be able to take the W-2 diesel engine.
Total production: 8059 tanks.
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- Soviet tank BT-7 8
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- BT-7 Russland
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- Soviet tank BT-7 eastern front winter
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- BT-7 knocked out tank
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- BT-7 tank Witebsk 1941
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- Soviet tank BT-7 6
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- Operation barbarossa Soviet tank BT-7 9
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- Soviet tank BT-5 suffered an internal explosion
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- Soviet tank BT-7 4
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- burned out tank BT-7
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- Soviet tank BT-5 4
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- destroyed tank BT-7
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- BT-5 tank
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- BT-2 Russia 1941
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- BT-7 model 1937
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- BT-7 RT Command Tank – this tank has a radio frame-aerial.
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- Soviet tank BT-7 lying on its side in a ditch
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- Soviet tank BT-7 18
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- destroyed medium tank BT-5
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- BT-7 knocked out
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- Soviet tank BT-7 19
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- Soviet tank BT-7 10
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- eastern front Soviet tank BT-7
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- knocked out BT-7 tank
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- destroyed tank BT-7 2
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- BT-5 Mariupol soviet Iight tank
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- BT-2 light tank abandoned by the Red Army in the summer of 1941
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- BT-7A artillery tank
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- Soviet tank BT-7 28
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- Soviet tank BT-7 30
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- BT-2 tank russia
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- BT-5 Mariupol eastern front
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- BT-5A artillery tank
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- BT-5 tank turret
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- Soviet tank BT-7 15
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- Soviet tank BT-7 26
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- Operation Barbarossa: Soviet tank BT-7 21
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- BT-5RT Command Tank
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- Soviet tank BT-7 16
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- Soviet tank BT-7 27
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- Soviet tank BT-7 and wehrmacht soldiers
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- Soviet tank BT-7 13
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- BT-5 tank abandoned by the Red Army in the summer of 1941 near Witebsk
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- Soviet tank BT-7 abandoned by the Red Army in the summer of 1941
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- BT-5 tsnk Salla Finland
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- wehrmacht PzKpfw BT 742r german BT-7
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- light tank BT-7 abandoned by the Red Army in the summer of 1941
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- Soviet tank BT-7 14
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- Soviet tank BT-7 23
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- BT-7 burned out tank
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- BT-7 tank in Finland
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- BT-2 tank 1941
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- Soviet tank BT-7 7
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- Soviet tank BT-7 1
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- BT-5 tank in Spain
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- Panzer BT 7 742(r) Polizei Panzer Brigade Ostfront
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- BT-7 tank, БТ-7 (Быстроходный танк)
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- soviet BT-7 tanks
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- BT-2 tank
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- Tank BT-7 suffered an internal explosion 1941
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- Soviet tank BT-7 operation barbarossa
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- Soviet tank BT-7 25
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- BT-2 tank in winter
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- Soviet tank BT-7 22
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- Soviet tank BT-5 1
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- BT-7 tanks
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- Soviet tank BT-5 3
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- Soviet tank BT-7 2
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- Soviet tank BT-7 5
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- burned out BT-7 tank
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- knocked out BT-7 tanks
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- Soviet tank BT-7 20
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- Soviet tank BT-5 2
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- burned out soviet tank BT-7
BT (fast tank) series based upon the Christie M1931 tank.
BT-2 had turret with 37mm gun and one MG. BT-2 built in late 1931, it went into full production the following year. BT-5 was the first major production model. Tank had a larger turreet for 45 mm 20K gun, a new M-5 engine and stronger suspension. Next to appear, in 1935, was the BT-7 series. BT-7 had a new turret and welded armor. Tank BT-7 was deployed in considerable numbers and several were captured by Germans and Finns. BT-7M tank had to be virtually redesigned, so as to be able to take the W-2 diesel engine.
Total production: 8059 tanks.