In the US Army, we called it a “track jack”.
Strange looking turret, allow me to introduce a T-64A mine clearing vehicle, thank you Gur Khan…
A demining combat vehicle based on the T-64A tank was seen in the ranks of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in the Slavyansk direction. During the conversion, the gun was dismantled from the original tank and a set of KMT roller and knife trawls was mounted. In this case, only one knife trawl is installed.At present, perhaps this machine is used as a tractor.
Saw this in a news topic regarding Russian Tank stuck in Ukraine Mud during this season.
Interesting to note that this tank seems like a T-72 AV (anyone can confirm) model that is rarely seen in this conflict.
Sure looks like a AV-
the actual design came from Diamond Chain, and has been adopted by many people over the years. I think the Army was one of the last to use it.
gary
And thanks Kylie for the ID !
H.P.
It’s available in various (faded) color schemes
https://ukranews.com/upload/news/2020/10/28/5ee4b6dd1d98f-screenshot-1_1200x670.png
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Welcome to the threads Donny & nice image
Also interesting that a few different camera angles can totally change the backdrop view as well
I rather guess there are several similar signs around the town…
H.P.
good point. I’m guessing 1 and 3 are the same and then probably 2 and 4 …
Looks like the one I posted the link to is a third specimen…
H.P.
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US M777’s heading to Ukraine
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FRX3TLDXsAIsqbH?format=jpg&name=medium
H.P.
I guess it’s an ex-Ukrainian T-64 finally destroyed by the Ukrainians…
Talking about captured equipment
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If it can throw bullets down range that is all that matters….
thanks for posting those images, are there any available of the rear of the sign to work out tbe shape and construction of the blue sections?
kind regards
Klaus
Seems a pretty straight forward box construction which mirrors the front. Only different bit is the yellow support bar under the top segment and just under the 4 yellow squares that looks like it joins the top and bottom blue parts.
Going back to the images of the T90M H.P posted above … I have looked at various links about it and the T90MS and it seems like the MS is an export version. but its a bit hazy as to what the actual differences are between the 2. Are any of the differences external and what are they - or are the export versions just produced with different lower tech internal systems ?
I have the Zvezda T90MS kit, and if the differences are internal only, I can build it as one from this war ?
I think this link may have been posted already in this topic.
T-90S was the export version, later used by Ruassian army as T-90A
and later M-odernized to T-90MS