Iosef Stalin tank

The Iosef Stalin tank, named after Joseph Stalin, was a tank developed by the Soviet Union during World War II. Production started in 1942 and was increased in 1943 due to the performance of the German Panther[?] and Tiger tanks at Kursk. The IS-2 was the first production version and was equipped with a 122mm gun. In 1944 the design was upgraded to the IS-3 which had improved armor and a semicircular cast turret.

The IS-3 remained in the Red Army until the late 1960s and even later in the armies of China and North Korea

General Characteristics

IS-2

Weight: 46 tons
Speed: 37 km/h
Range: 150km
Armament: 122mm gun
Secondary armament: 12,7mm and 7,62mm
Crew: 4

		Iosef Stalin tank
		The Iosef Stalin tank, named after Joseph Stalin, was a tank developed by the Soviet Union during World War II. Production started in 1942 and was increased in 1943 due to the performance of the German Panther[?] and Tiger tanks at Kursk. The IS-2 was the first production version and was equipped with a 122mm gun. In 1944 the design was upgraded to the IS-3 which had improved armor and a semicircular cast turret. The IS-3 remained in the Red Army until the late 1960s and even later in the armies of China and North Korea General Characteristics IS-2 Weight: 46 tons Speed: 37 km/h Range: 150km Armament: 122mm gun Secondary armament: 12,7mm and 7,62mm Crew: 4
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