Soviet tank program

The Soviet tank program developed during the 20th century focused on creating powerful, reliable armored vehicles for warfare. Key models included the T-34, celebrated for its balance of armament, armor, and mobility during World War II. The program emphasized mass production and innovative designs, adapting to the evolving needs of armored warfare. Throughout the Cold War, the Soviets continued to advance tank technology, producing models like the T-55 and T-72, which were designed for both offensive and defensive operations. Overall, the program aimed to enhance the Soviet military's ground capabilities in various combat scenarios.