Soviet 82mm M1937 (82-BM-37) Mortar Team (1941-43) Aerosan

Soviet 82mm M1937 (82-BM-37) Mortar Team (1941-43) AerosanSoviet 82 mm battalion mortar BM 37 was both quite effective and relatively light ' its weight (61 kg) allowed it to be transported by four men crew. For transportation the mortar was dissembled in three parts: barrel, tripod and base plate. The crew also carried a supply of mines. Experienced crew could make up to 25 shots in a minute. The range of the mortar was 3040 meters, while fragments of mine could damage enemy troops in a radius of 60 meters.

Realistic on-vehicle tools

The A-7D demonstrated its outstanding capability to attack ground targets while flown by the 354th Tactical Fighter Wing at Korat RTAFB

The Strv103B was the main version of the “S” tank at in its early years (1970-1984)

The Stug IV was equipped with a Stuk40 75mm L/48 high-velocity gun installed in a casemate

A Air Force had ever shot the “RB-57D” air scout of KMT at height of 15000m and created the first record of shooting the enemy aircraft in the strato sphere in the world

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It was used by all branches of Germany military forces – the Army

The car’s upper bodywork is injected in one piece

Fairey battle was designed during later 1930-s

1968 (two month earlier than British-French Concorde)

during World War Two

- Metal tow cable plus slide-molded cable heads