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Khalkin Gol,
August 1939. Twin-turreted version armed with two DT tank machine guns.
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T-26 model 1931
with gun plus machine gun armament: twin-turreted version with a 37
mm Hotchkiss gun (PS-1) in the right turret (some modern sources mention
this tank as T-26 model 1932). |
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T-26 model 1931
with gun plus machine gun armament: twin-turreted version with a 37
mm B-3 (5K) in the right turret. |
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(TU stands for
tank upravleniya or "command tank"): twin-turreted version
with a simplex radio station No. 7N (communication range: 10 km) and a hand-rail frame antenna on the hull. |
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