Tincross Militaria - Wartime Photos of Armored Vehicles

Assault Gun Battalion [Rynnäkkötykkipataljoona, Ryn.Tyk.P] - Sturmkanone 40 or StuG IIIG (Sturmgeschütz III Ausf. G, "Sturmi")	Heavy Armoured Company [Raskas panssarikomppania, Rask.Ps.K/I Ps.P] - KV-1B (KV-1 model 1942, "Klimi") followed by T-34A or B (T-34 model 40 or 41, "Sotka") on the left and T-34C (T-34 model 1943, "Sotka")	Heavy Artillery Battalion 14 [Raskas patteristo 14, Rask.psto 14] - 150 H/40 howitzers (towed probably by heavy Citroen trucks)	Heavy Armoured Company again - command vehicle of Heavy Armoured Company T-50 ["Pikku-Sotka" ("Little Sotka")] followed by T-26C ["Viku" or "Vicu"]
Jäger Troops, KV-1, T-34, T-26E (Vickers), T-26B and T-26C (especially many model Cs in the same photo) tanks at Äänislinna, East Karelia or again in Enso, Karelian Isthmus	(This picture could be taken at Armour Center in Varkaus) - Harri Armor depot. 8 light tanks and several trucks lined up on left side of building.	20 ItK/35 (20 mm Breda AA gun).	KV-1B

A Finn soldier beside a captured Russian amphibious tank	Finnish soldiers on top of a captured Russian tank	Finnish cannon at night during the Winter War	A rare picture of a Finnish armored train during the Winter War in 1939-1940.
Armour Anti-Aircraft Battery [Panssari - ilmatorjuntapatteri, Ps.It.Ptri] - Landsverk Anti II armed with 40 mm Bofors AA gun. There were six ones in the battery. (Marshal Mannerheim is in this picture in long coat on left.)	KV-1B	T-34C (model 43), Karelian Isthmus, summer 1944	T-34B (model 41), probably at Äänislinna (Petrozavodsk), T-26C on the background
Finn soldiers crowd around a captured Russian train.	A Finnish tanker making repairs to his captured light tank.	Finn troop unloading shells from a captured Russian behemoth, a KV1. Notice the missing wheel.	The Finn soldier has placed a Russian hat (found in the tank) on top of the gun barrel. The writing on the picture reads, roughly, "The Russian left so fast, he forgot his hat!"
The Russian soldiers froze where they fell.	A Finnish "graves detail" picking up frozen bodies from the battlefield.	There were many women that served in the Red Army both in staff and front line positions. During the Winter War, many were killed or captured by the Finns.	Russian casualties during the Winter War fighting in 1939.
Remains of a motti. These Russians were caught after their unit was surrounded. They fought to the end.	Russian equipment litters a battlefield.	Finnish cavalry move past abandoned Russian armor and anti-tank cannons.	Russian prisoners sit on the ground while soldiers and townspeople look on. Notice the Finn soldier in the black leather panzer jacket. (on the left)
Russian armored cars sit abandoned. A Finnish soldier has laid claim to the one in the middle.	Probably 7.62 KK/09-21 training MG ("- KK / H -" especially if written with yellow colour could mean "MG/Training").	Cannon within a Finn camp. "French 90 mm "Materiel de 90 de campagne Mle 1877"	This is 76 K/02 (or its modernized Soviet conversions 76 K/02-30 or longer-barreled 76 K/02-30/40). Actual calibre 76.2 mm. This was the most numerous Finnish field gun during the war (altogether over 330 pcs)