BTR-152 Wheeled APC

The BTR-152 was a non-amphibious Soviet wheeled armored personnel carrier that entered Soviet service in 1950. By the early 1970s it had been replaced in the infantry vehicle role by the BTR-60. However, it remained in service in the Soviet Army and the Russian Army until 1993 in a variety of other roles. It was also exported to many Third World countries where some still remain in service.

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• BTR-152
• armored
• personnel
• carrier
• infantry
• Soviet
• Russian
• Army

[kaneangel2012]

looks cool

[schizoidboy]

The shape and design somewhat resembles the half-track the Americans used minus the tracks in the back.

[marktimmer2212]

London policecar

[fabriciobrisola1]

!: armored and fast car that's good .. at war

[Biogem369]

BTR-152-ZIS-151. Adopted in 1950. Armored personnel carrier had an open top welded lifting body. Was in mass production from 1950 to 1955.

[Polykov1]

@laptevkostya Да, снят, но не очень давно. Еще в 88-м стояли на хранении в ВЧ тыловых округов.

[laptevkostya]

@romwwa ; жив но снят с вооружения в силу своей древности. Его в конце 40-х создали...

[TheSuxASS]

that's all because there isn't roads in Russia ))

[romwwa]

Так БТР-152 ещё жив?

[DreyDaKilla]

i'll take it

[capitanTyTy]

they defenitly implemented concept of these lendlease american half-tracks... there was no original armored track for infantry in soviet army during ww2