Char lourd IS-3 - WalkAround

IS-3

PaysUssr
TypeHeavy tank
Description

Album de 50 walk-around photos of the "IS-3" tank

Photo gallery on a heavy tank IS-3, The heavy tank IS-3 is a Soviet battle tank that appeared at the end of world war without having had time to take an active part in combat. He was first seen at the military parade on September 7, 1945, during which he impressed Western powers with his modernity. Its name comes from the initials of the Soviet dictator Joseph Stalin ("I" for "Iossif") and the number 3 is due to the fact that it was the third version of the Josef Stalin tank series to be designed and commissioned.

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Caractéristiques techniques : Équipage : 4 (un tireur/chef de char, un chargeur, un conducteur et un radio) Longueur : 10 m Largeur : 3,15 m Hauteur : 2,45 m Masse au combat : 46,5 tonnes Blindage : Jusqu’à 255 mm au niveau de la tourelle Armement principal : Un canon D-25T de 122 mm ayant une portée de 15000m Armement secondaire : Une mitrailleuse Degtyarev DP 28 de 7,62 mm et une mitrailleuse DShK de 12,7mm Moteur : Un V-11-1S-3 diesel de 12 cylindres de 38880 cm3 520 chevaux (385 kW) à 2 200 tours par minute Transmission : Chenilles de 6 roues motrices de chaque côté Suspension : Barres de torsion Vitesse sur route : 40 km/h sur route – 19 km/h sur tout terrain Réservoirs : 450 litres + 4 réservoirs extérieurs de 90 litres chacun Consommation : 340 litres pour 100 km Puissance massique : 11,2 chevaux par tonne Autonomie : 185 km


IS-3 Walk Around
PhotographerDmitri Sribnyi
LocalisationRoyal Museum of the Army and of Military History, Brussels
Photos31

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