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== Overview ==
  
== Overview ==
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{{Tankinfobox|name = SMK|image = SMK.jpg|caption = SMK|type of vehicle = Heavy Tank|place of origin = [[File:Soviet Union 1923-1955.svg|23px]] Soviet Union|manufacturers = Zavod 100 Kirovskiy|produced period = 1939|num built = At least 1 prototype|dates in service = 1939|used by = 91st Tank Battalion, 20th Heavy Tank Brigade, Red Army|wars = The Winter War|main gun = Upper turret: [[76.2mm L-11]] (150 rounds)
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{{Tankinfobox|name = SMK|image = SMK.jpg|caption = |type of vehicle = {{Heavy Tank}}|place of origin = {{USSR 1936}}|manufacturers = Zavod 100 Kirovskiy|produced period = 1939|num built = At least 1 prototype|dates in service = 1939|used by = 91st Tank Battalion, 20th Heavy Tank Brigade, Red Army|wars = The Winter War|main gun = Upper turret: [[76.2mm L-11]] (150 rounds)
 
Lower turret: [[45mm M1932]] (300 rounds)|main gun sight = 2 x POP, PT-1|gun traverse = Upper turret: 360° electric
  
Lower turret: [[45mm M1932]] (300 rounds)|main gun sight = 2 x POP, PT-1|gun traverse = Upper turret: 360° electric
 
Lower turret: 135° left & right, electric|gun elevation = Upper turret: -7 to +35° manual
  
Lower turret: 135° left & right, electric|gun elevation = Upper turret: -7 to +35° manual
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Hull plate: 60mm @ 55°|armour structure side = 60mm @ 75°|armour structure rear = 60mm @ 60°
  
Hull plate: 60mm @ 55°|armour structure side = 60mm @ 75°|armour structure rear = 60mm @ 60°
 
Engine bloc: 20mm @ 15°|armour structure top = 20mm|crew = 7|radio = 71-TK-3|weight = 55t|length = 8.75m|width = 3.36m|height = 3.35m|engine = GAM-34BT|power weight = 15.5hp/t|type n displacement = V12, 45.8L, 850hp @ 1850rpm|gears = 5 forward, 1 reverse|ground pressure = 0.67kg/cm²|ground clearance = 0.5m|fuel capacity = ~1320L Gasoline/Petrol|operational range = Onroad: 220km
  
Engine bloc: 20mm @ 15°|armour structure top = 20mm|crew = 7|radio = 71-TK-3|weight = 55t|length = 8.75m|width = 3.36m|height = 3.35m|engine = GAM-34BT|power weight = 15.5hp/t|type n displacement = V12, 45.8L, 850hp @ 1850rpm|gears = 5 forward, 1 reverse|ground pressure = 0.67kg/cm²|ground clearance = 0.5m|fuel capacity = ~1320L Gasoline/Petrol|operational range = Onroad: 220km
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Offroad: 160km|speed = Onroad: 35km/h|trench crossing = 3m|max fording depth = 1.7m|suspension = Torsion bars|max grade = ~30° from horizontal|vert obstacles = 1.2m|roadwheels = 8 double|roadwheel make = Steel|return rollers = 4 double|sprocket wheel location = Rear, double|idler sprockets location = Front, double|track type = Central guides, steel links|track ground contact = 5.85m|links = 120|track width = 700mm}}The '''SMK''' is a Soviet prototype heavy tank developed in 1939. The vehicle was named after [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sergey_Kirov Sergei Mironovich Kirov], who had been recently assassinated. The design was a mix between the [[KV-Series|Kliment Voroshilov Tank]] and the [[T-35-1|T-35]].
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Offroad: 160km|speed = Onroad: 35km/h|trench crossing = 3m|max fording depth = 1.7m|suspension = Torsion bars|max grade = ~30° from horizontal|vert obstacles = 1.2m|roadwheels = 8 double|roadwheel make = Steel|return rollers = 4 double|sprocket wheel location = Rear, double|idler sprockets location = Front, double|track type = Central guides, steel links|track ground contact = 5.85m|links = 120|track width = 700mm}}The '''SMK''' is a Soviet prototype heavy tank developed in 1939. The vehicle was named after Sergei Mironovich Kirov, who had been recently assassinated. The design was a mix between the [[KV-Series|Kliment Voroshilov Tank]] and the [[T-35-1|T-35]].
   
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The German intelligence mistook the SMK as a new 'T35C'{{Russian Land Vehicles of WWII}}[[Category:Heavy Tank]]
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The German intelligence mistook the SMK as a new ''''T-35C'''<nowiki/>'{{Russian Land Vehicles of WWII}}[[Category:Heavy Tank]]
 
[[Category:Russia]]
  
[[Category:Russia]]
 
[[Category:Soviet Union]]
  
[[Category:Soviet Union]]

Revision as of 08:15, 22 October 2019

Overview

The SMK is a Soviet prototype heavy tank developed in 1939. The vehicle was named after Sergei Mironovich Kirov, who had been recently assassinated. The design was a mix between the Kliment Voroshilov Tank and the T-35.

The German intelligence mistook the SMK as a new 'T-35C'

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