The T-24 prototype was completed in 1931, and permission was given by the VTU to make 24 vehicles. One of the first T-24s was urgently sent to Kubinka for comparative trials with T-12. Initial trials were conducted, during which performance was found satisfactory, although the prototype’s engine caught fire, and the turret had to be transferred to a T-12 prototype for further testing. The 45mm gun was not ready for any T-24 tanks, so tests were conducted without them. Having been accepted into service with only a DT, they eventually received guns in 1932.
Quintin Barry's history of the Russo-Turkish War
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As a follow up to reading Quintin Barry's two-volume history of the
Franco-Prussian War, I have been reading his history nof the Russo-Turkish
War, WAR I...
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