Soviet T-35 heavy tank

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The Soviet T-35 heavy tank was a 1930s multi-turreted breakthrough tank, notable for its large size, numerous turrets, and symbolic role in early Red Army armored forces despite limited combat effectiveness.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf heavy tank
multi-turreted tank
armorThickness up to about 30 mm
category Soviet heavy tanks
World War II tanks of the Soviet Union
interwar tanks
combatEffectiveness limited
combatWeight about 45 tonnes
countryOfOrigin Soviet Union
crew 10
11
designedIn early 1930s
designFeature large hull
multiple turrets
prominent side skirts
designLimitation complex maintenance
large silhouette
slow speed
doctrineRole breakthrough of fortified positions
enginePower about 500 hp
engineType M-17 gasoline engine NERFINISHED
era interwar period
height approximately 3.4 m
influencedBy multi-turreted tank concepts of the 1920s and 1930s
inServiceDuring World War II NERFINISHED
length approximately 9.7 m
mainArmament 76.2 mm gun
manufacturer Kharkiv Locomotive Factory NERFINISHED
maximumSpeed about 28 km/h on road
notableSurvivorLocation Kubinka Tank Museum GENERATED
numberOfTurrets 5
participatedIn pre-war military parades in Kiev
pre-war military parades in Moscow
primaryRole breakthrough tank
producedUnits around 60
productionPeriod mid-1930s to late 1930s
reliability poor mechanical reliability
replacedBy KV series heavy tanks
sawCombatIn German invasion of the Soviet Union NERFINISHED
Operation Barbarossa NERFINISHED
secondaryArmament 45 mm guns
machine guns
serviceEntry mid-1930s
status retired
survivingExamples very few
suspensionType bogie suspension
symbolicRole prestige vehicle of early Red Army armored forces
propaganda symbol of Soviet armored power
usedBy Red Army NERFINISHED
width approximately 3.2 m

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Vickers A1E1 Independent tank influenced Soviet T-35 heavy tank
subject surface form: Vickers A1E1 Independent