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An armoured train built in 1933 was designated "Rinji Soko Ressha" (Special
Armored Train). It had 12 cars and armament consisting of one Type 14 10 cm AA gun, one Type 4 15 cm howitzer and two Type 11 AA guns. It was deployed in Manchuria with the 2nd Armored Train Unit.
357:- a massive 1,350 ton artillery train. it had 80 cm 7,100 kg with 250 kg explosive filling (concrete piercing); or 4,800 kg with 700 kg explosive filling (high explosive.) it served in the war in France in 1941. it was destroyed before being captured.
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Continuation War (WWII), at the later stages mainly for AA support. One train composed of surviving cars of Civil War and WWII vintage is now an exhibit at
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The debut of the Panser Rel V16 (English: Rail Panzer V16) was during the DI/TII conflict in West Java in the period 1955 – 1962, designed and produced by
Bengkel Peralatan Angkatan Darat (English: Army Equipment Workshop) now
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Armistice 14 days away when it was ready, it never left the country.
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1936:"Pindad Panser Rel V16: Ranpur Lapis Baja Pengawal Kereta Api"
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2005:"Lietuvos kariuomenės šarvuotieji traukiniai 1920–1935 m."
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Polish armoured trains in United Kingdom (1940-1943)
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1913:"Larger Than Life: The Infamous Hermann Göring"
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2215:Lists of armoured fighting vehicles
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610:French 75 mm Schneider field canons
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2205:Armoured fighting vehicles by type
1844:United States Department of Energy
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1370:(commander – kpt. Mikołaj Gonczar)
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1504:Retired from service after 1950.
1451:Polish armoured trains in Britain
1415:? (commander – por. Z. Budzyński)
1384:(commander – kpt. Jan Rybczyński)
1363:(commander – kpt. Leon Cymborski)
513:broad-gauge armoured railroad car
253:Narrow-gauge armoured train nr. 4
250:Narrow-gauge armoured train nr. 3
247:Narrow-gauge armoured train nr. 2
244:Narrow-gauge armoured train nr. 1
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2028:Simpson, James (17 July 2015).
1884:Office of Secure Transportation
1876:Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
1743:Polish Armed Forces in the West
506:Type C56 steam locomotive No.31
503:Type K2 steam locomotive No.134
292:First Indochina War (1946-1954)
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2008:Vytauto Didžiojo karo muziejus
1548:Muzeum Kolejnictwa w Warszawie
1462:III dywizjon – trains: B, M, H
1129:Third Silesian Uprising (1921)
151:40mm Bofors anti-aircraft guns
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2166:. Amarillo Railroad Museum.
1456:I dywizjon – trains: C, G, E
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57:"List of armoured trains"
1983:"Šarvuotieji traukiniai"
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641:Taeyangho armoured train
522:Type 98 railroad tractor
133:The No. 1 Armoured Train
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162:Croatian Armored Train
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180:Battle of Santa Clara
1777:Messerschmitt Bf 109
1739:Royal Armoured Corps
1472:Służba Ochrony Kolei
785:Generał Iwaszkiewicz
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422:104. sz. páncélvonat
405:103. sz. páncélvonat
388:102. sz. páncélvonat
371:101. sz. páncélvonat
271:1939-1940, 1941-1944
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1797:British Royal Train
1712:Vickers machine gun
978:Generał Konarzewski
622:Żeligowski's Mutiny
475:Iraqi armored train
298:First Indochina War
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1791:Royal train
1728:Lee–Enfield
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1009:Baranowicze
665:Before 1918
653:Kim Jong Un
645:North Korea
635:North Korea
618:Maxim 08/15
479:During the
212:Broad-gauge
194:Che Guevara
2189:Categories
2174:2022-09-07
2034:medium.com
2014:2021-03-04
1890:References
1747:Home Guard
1710:gun and a
1531:Poznańczyk
1499:Błyskawica
1368:Piłsudczyk
1347:Paderewski
1333:Poznańczyk
1279:8 dywizjon
1260:7 dywizjon
1236:6 dywizjon
1217:5 dywizjon
1198:4 dywizjon
1186:Powstaniec
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1160:2 dywizjon
1141:1 dywizjon
1082:Poznańczyk
1070:Paderewski
1034:Piłsudczyk
1000:Słowieczne
998:– 26 June
973:Wczerajsze
946:Boruciątko
863:Podhalanin
839:Paderewski
815:Poznańczyk
773:Hallerczyk
755:Piłsudczyk
717:Piłsudczyk
704:See also:
205:See also:
178:See also:
68:newspapers
2048:Zaamurets
1813:in 1941.
1716:Lewis Gun
1577:Zaamurets
1398:Zagończyk
1224:Lubieniec
1205:Bajończyk
1064:Zagończyk
1016:– 17 June
960:Dąbrowski
833:Zagończyk
687:Poznań II
600:Lithuania
594:Manchuria
493:Manchukuo
450:Indonesia
366:1939-1945
304:La Rafale
168:Hotchkiss
98:June 2013
2168:Archived
1660:Štefánik
1653:Slovakia
1601:Khunkhuz
1481:Szczecin
1253:Nowak II
1148:Korfanty
1108:Jabłonno
991:Terespol
982:Bobrujsk
915:Gromobój
845:Mściciel
767:Lis-Kula
727:Gromobój
675:Warszawa
560:and two
509:Type 91
432:"Botond"
344:Oerlikon
324:Cambodia
2105:YouTube
1868:US Army
1860:US Navy
1674:Masaryk
1615:Yenisei
1541:handcar
1493:Huragan
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1243:Pantera
1173:Naprzód
1026:sappers
955:Kuźnica
910:Other:
857:Huragan
809:Pionier
791:Chrobry
732:Pionier
361:Hungary
331:Germany
320:Vietnam
258:Finland
201:Estonia
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147:Terrace
82:scholar
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1667:Hurban
1636:Baikal
1570:Russia
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1382:Groźny
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1375:Śmiały
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1366:nr 52
1359:nr 51
1354:Śmierć
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1345:nr 14
1338:nr 13
1331:nr 12
1326:Danuta
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1307:Kabicz
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1211:Górnik
1192:Ślązak
1167:Piorun
1115:Danuta
1098:nr 12
1092:nr 11
1086:nr 10
1076:Śmierć
1058:Danuta
1052:Groźny
1040:Śmigły
951:Boruta
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803:Danuta
761:Śmiały
683:Poznań
679:Kraków
660:Poland
464:Pindad
306:, two
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128:Canada
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174:Cuba
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