Soviet Amphibious Tank Remains in Service
The Soviet amphibious tank "PT-76" continues to serve in the armies of several countries, over 75 years after its introduction.
Current Use
The "PT-76" remains in service in countries such as Vietnam and Indonesia.
The "PT-76" was considered one of the best amphibious tanks in its class when it entered service.
Historical Context
The "PT-76" entered service 75 years ago.
The "PT-76" has a powerful water propulsion system, allowing it to cross various water obstacles and participate in amphibious landing operations.
The "PT-76" remains an important landmark in the history of military technology.
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