As the Oded berkowitz, in Libya, a hybrid of T-55 and BTR-60PB.
T-55 - medium tank developed by Design Bureau of Plant No. 183 (later - Uralvagonzavod Production Association) on the basis of the medium tank The T-54B in 1958. It differs from the T-54B in a more powerful engine, increased ammunition, increased fuel system capacity, the introduction of anti-nuclear protection, advanced equipment, installation of a new type of smoke equipment, etc. Adopted on May 8, 1958. Serial production at factory No. 183 (UVZ) was launched in June 1958 and completed in the first basic modification in July 1962. T-55 tanks were also produced at factory No. 174 (Omsk, since 1958) and at factory No. 75 (Kharkov). Repeatedly modernized (1970, 1975, 1983). The latest Russian tanks T-55 were taken out for disposal from the Kuril Islands in 2011.
The BTR-60PB was developed in the 1965 year. Produced serially from 1966 to 1976. He was in service with the Soviet Army, the armies of the Warsaw Pact countries. Used in battles in the Republic of Afghanistan.
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