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instanceOf
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Soviet heavy tank
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World War II tank
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armorThickness
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up to about 90 mm
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armorType
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rolled homogeneous armor
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capturedBy
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Nazi Germany
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conflict
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World War II
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countryOfOrigin
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Soviet Union
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crew
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5
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crewRole
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commander
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driver
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gunner
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loader
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radio operator
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designedAt
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Kirov Plant design bureau
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designedBy
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Zhozef Kotin
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developmentFrom
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SMK heavy tank prototype
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engine
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V-2K V-12 diesel engine
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enginePower
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about 600 hp
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era
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early World War II
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height
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about 2.71 m
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introduced
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1940
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length
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about 6.75 m
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manufacturer
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Chelyabinsk Kirov Plant
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Kirov Factory
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maximumSpeed
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about 35 km/h on road
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namedAfter
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Kliment Voroshilov
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notableFeature
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heavy weight causing mobility issues
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relatively slow speed
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very thick armor for its time
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numberBuilt
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about 4769
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operationalRange
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about 150–250 km on road
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operator
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Finland
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Soviet Union
NERFINISHED
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partOf
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KV tank family
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primaryArmament
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76.2 mm F-32 tank gun
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76.2 mm F-34 tank gun
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76.2 mm ZiS-5 tank gun
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productionEnd
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1943
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productionStart
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1940
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role
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breakthrough tank
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infantry support tank
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secondaryArmament
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7.62 mm DT machine gun
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serviceEntry
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1940
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successor
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IS-1
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KV-1S
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suspension
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torsion bar
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usedBy
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Red Army
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Soviet Union
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usedInBattle
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Battle of Moscow
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Battle of Raseiniai
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Siege of Leningrad
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usedInConflict
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Eastern Front of World War II
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weight
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about 45 tonnes
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width
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about 3.32 m
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