BT-7 - Wikipedia
The BT-7 [b] was the last of the BT series of Soviet cavalry tanks that were produced in large numbers between 1935 and 1940. It was lightly armoured, but reasonably well-armed for the time, and had much better mobility than other contemporary tank designs.
BT-7 cruiser tank
The BT-7 (Bystrochodnij Tankov or "Fast Tank" type 7) was derived from the 1930 American-built Christie tank, which had been perfected and modified into the BT-2 and BT-5 series. These were pure cavalry tanks, designed for speed, with good armament but weak armor.
BT tank - Wikipedia
BT-7A: artillery support version with a 76.2 mm howitzer in larger turret similar to one of T-28. 155 were intended to be made, but of them 21 were finished with normal BT-7 turrets and one lacked a cannon, this particular tank was later used for testing 76.2 mm L-11 and F-32 cannons.
BT-7 Light Wheeled-and-tracked Tank - GlobalSecurity.org
In accordance with the design documentation for the new tank, it was planned to install a more advanced and reliable M-17 engine, develop a welded hull with improved visibility for the...
BT-7 - War Thunder Wiki
The BT-7 mod. 1937 was a Soviet light tank, developed from the previous BT-5 light tank. Both designs shared the same 45 mm 20-K cannon aswell as coaxial DT machine gun. Unlike the BT-5, the BT-7s hull was welded and the shape of hull at front was also redesigned. The frontal armour protection was slightly increased from 13 to 20 mm of armour.
BT-7 (Bystrochodnij Tankov) Light Fast Tank - Military Factory
2020年11月11日 · At any rate, this mating produced a fast and agile tank, giving birth to the definitive BT-7 model of 1935 with its new turret, new transmission, stronger armor and more powerful engine.
BT-7 | Military Wiki | Fandom
Using the American Christie suspension, allowing high speed, the BT -7 was the final development of tanks BT (BT-1 BT-2 BT, BT-S and BT-5), having, through the experience of combat, welded armor steeper, higher speed and cannon more powerful engine.
Soviet Tank BT-7 (Red Army) - YouTube
"...Tanks BT-7(БТ-7) were lightly armoured, but reasonably well-armed for their time, and had the best mobility of all contemporary tanks of the world. In a...
The History of BT-7 Tank: From Soviet Innovation to Battlefield ...
The BT-7 was a Soviet cavalry tank produced from 1935 to 1940, succeeding the BT-5. Despite its light armour, it was well-armed and fast. It had two main variants: a normal variant with a...
The Russian BT-7 Light Tank - TankNutDave.com
The Russian BT-7 Light Tank was the last of the BT series, entering Russian service in 1935. It was a light tank that was designed for dashing attacks behind enemy lines, so needed to be light and thus wasn’t well armoured. It retained the famous US inventor J. Walter Christie’s suspension and was able to run on either tracks or road wheels.