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  • Outdoors
  • Free

Military vehicles

Military vehicles are displayed by the northern side of the museum building.

Items
6
Period
18th century — 1945
Where
By the museum
Exhibition “Military vehicles”

How to see it

You can see it from the street

Viewing is free; no museum ticket is needed.

What is displayed outdoors may change. Check this page before you visit. .

Address
5 Universytetska St, 61003 Kharkiv, Ukraine

Items on display

  1. 01

    British heavy tank Mark V

    Came to Ukraine as foreign military aid to the armies of Denikin and Wrangel and served in the Red Army. In 1938, by order of K. Voroshilov, it was handed over to Kharkiv as a historical monument.

    Country
    Great Britain, 1918
    Combat weight
    30 t
    Armament
    1 gun (57 mm), 5 machine guns
    Speed
    up to 10 km/h
    Crew
    8
  2. 02

    Tank T-34-85

    A Soviet medium tank that served with the Soviet Army and is regarded as the best tank of the Second World War. Built in Kharkiv at the Kharkiv Locomotive Plant by a team of designers led by M. I. Koshkin. Handed to the museum in 1988 by a military unit of the region for permanent keeping.

    Country
    USSR, 1945
    Combat weight
    32 t
    Armament
    1 gun (85 mm), 2 machine guns (7.62 mm)
    Speed
    up to 55 km/h
    Crew
    5
  3. 03

    ZiS-3 gun

    Soviet 76-mm divisional gun, model 1942.

    Country
    USSR
    Calibre
    76.2 mm
    Barrel length (with muzzle brake)
    40 calibres
    Weight in firing position
    1,200 kg
    Weight in travelling position
    1,850 kg
    Maximum range
    13,290 m
    Rate of fire
    up to 25 rounds/min
  4. 04

    M-30 howitzer

    Soviet 122-mm howitzer, model 1938.

    Country
    USSR
    Calibre
    122 mm
    Height of the line of fire
    1,200 mm
    Barrel length
    22.7 calibres (2,800 mm)
    Weight in travelling position
    2,900–3,100 kg
    Weight in firing position
    2,360–2,500 kg
  5. 05

    BS-3 gun

    Soviet 100-mm field gun, model 1944.

    Country
    USSR
    Calibre
    100 mm
    Barrel length
    59.7 calibres (5,970 mm)
    Weight in firing position
    3,650 kg
    Weight in travelling position
    3,650 kg
    Maximum range
    20 km
    Rate of fire
    8–10 rounds/min
  6. 06

    Cast-iron guns of the 18th century

    They belonged to the Russian siege artillery of the 18th century. In the 1830s they were placed in front of the building of the Kharkiv Nobility Assembly.

    Calibre
    150 mm
    Barrel length
    3,150 mm
    Weight
    3,650 kg

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