During August we travelled to Moscow to see our first grandchild Diana who is now 10 weeks old. On a cultural outing to the historic estate of Archangelskoi just west of Moscow we passed near to a military museum and I was persuaded by Mrs G, Helena to visit. It proved to be the Russian Military Technical Museum at Chernogolovka. It has a very impressive collection of armoured vehicles, artillery and vehicles. I am fairly sure that it is a private Museum.
Below are some of my photos of the WWII equipment. Here is a link to all my photos on Flickr
https://flic.kr/s/aHsmGMT9cN
Next museum post will be the Russian Central Airforce Museum at Monino just east of Moscow.
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| Myself with Diana in the baby stroller and 2 T38 amphibious tans and a PZ38T |
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| Propeller and rudder of a T38 |
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| T60 light tanks |
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| T70 light tanks |
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| T44 |
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| RSO/PAK40 - rare vehicle only 60 built |
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| RSO/PAK40 DATA SHEET |
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| Two T37 amphibious tanks plus more exhibits |
Great photos. I very much enjoyed the RSO Pak-40 photos.
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DeleteGreat photos Bill, what a lucky find!
ReplyDeleteYes we had gone to see a palace in the suburbs with the baby and passed this place just nearby. Wife and daughter-law forced me to go.
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