Hi,

Is the VT-34 recovery a postwar conversion? and is it used by the Russian army? for sofar I know the only users where or are is Polen and Tjechie.

And also I searching for some info about this vehicle?

Hi,

I have photos of two versions of VT-34 which were used by Polish Army. If you are interested in getting them- just let me know.

Regards,

Michal

Ronald,

The VT-34 was a post-war Czech conversion. It was used by the Czechs and Polish, but not the Russians. I'm not 100% sure with this answer, but I am about 90% certain it is correct. Rob (Sabot) may be able to give you a more definative answer since he is pretty well versed with modern armor.

HTH

I too am not sure but I seem to remember one at LAtrun in israel. I'll look through my pics and see what I can find.

Josh WEingarten
aKa shiryon

hi , it is postwar modification and was used only by the czech zrmy , the poles had a different type all together. I have photos of the one at duxford museum with magic rule on to give measurements , i will scan them in the new year cheers ian

Hi Guy`s

Thank you all for the info sofar.
I have a serie a pictures at home of this vehicle and on the side of the strcture is a marking with the letters USSR ?? strange thing, I wil post the picture tommorow.

Sory about the USSR mine mistake it is CCCP cant remember where this stands for??

Union of Soviet Socialist Republics

Ken's right. Remember that Russians use the cyrilic alphabet. CCCP is the abbreviation for how Union of Soviet Socialist Republics would be pronounced in Russian. The cyrilic C actually makes an S sound and P gives an R sound.

Nic

Ken and Nic thanks for refreshing mine memory

Ronald, I'm not sure if you have seen this site, but I thought it may be useful if you have not.

VT-34

Hi Ken

I have seen that site some time ago and know about the VT-34 there but there was a vehicle that a have not seen there before, the M32AB3 ARV

Thanks