KV-4 (Object 224) Kreslavsky | | The KV-4 heavy tank program was started in April of 1941. Design was undertaken at the LKZ factory via a competition of engineers. One rather forgettable design was that by M. I. Kreslavsky, who did not receive any awards for his design. | |
| KV-4 (Object 224) Tseits | | The KV-4 heavy tank program was started in April of 1941. Design was undertaken at the LKZ factory via a competition of engineers. Amongst them was senior engineer N. V. Tseits, who designed one of the most successful KV-4 designs, being awarded third, and later, second place. | |
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TMA-83 and TMA-79 | | The TMA-83 was a Romanian medium artillery tractor meant to replace Soviet artillery tractors in service, but also work side by side with Soviet counterparts, namely the ATS-59 and ATS-59G. | |
| KV-4 (Object 224) Mikhailov | | A proposal to the KV-4 heavy tank competition in 1941 by engineer P.P. Mikhailov. | |
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TAR-76 | | A light artillery tractor built by the Romanian military from 1977 to extend the life of old Soviet AT-L tractors. | |
| KV-4 (Object 224) Fedorenko | | One of the KV-4 heavy tank proposals, designed by S. V. Fedorenko, armed with an 107 mm and 45 mm gun and weighing nearly 100 tonnes. | |
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KV-4 (Object 224) Shashmurin | | The KV-4 Shashmurin was a design proposal by Shashmurin to the design competition between at the SKB-2 design bureau for tank index Object 224 and general name KV-4. Shashmurin proposal came in 5th. | |
| 4K51 Rubezh in Romanian Service | | In 1987, the Socialist Republic of Romania purchased 4 4K51 Rubezh coastal defence missile launchers, to protect the Black Sea coast. | |
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KV-4 (Object 224) Dukhov | | The KV-4 (Object 224) Dukhov was the winner of a heavy tank competition between LKZ engineers meant to face an alleged 90 tonnes German heavy tank | |
| 7.5 cm SPG (Soviet Hetzer Starr) | | The German use of a rigidly mounted gun in an AFV interested the Soviets, blueprints of an AFV nearly identical to the Jagdpanzer 38(t) Starr were drafted. | |
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