Experimental and prototype tanks

The BT-SV ( Bystrohodny Tank-Stalin Voroshilov) was an experimental Soviet light tank. In 1936, Soviet engineer Nikolay Tsyganov proposed a new high-speed light tank based on the BT-5. The design was to incorporate sloped armor similar to the T-34, which was also being developed at the time, and a transmission identical to that of the BT-5. The armor was angled at around 15°–58°. It could protect the tank from 45mm rounds. Only two prototypes were built, both of which saw field testing. The vehicle never saw mass production, due to the led engineer N. F. Tsyganov, been arrested as well as most

type of light tank

Japanese tanks

armored infantry fire support vehicle

Swedish heavy tank

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type of main battle tank

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