Russian light tank T-26

Focusing on the historical significance of the T-26, this book details its development as a light tank for infantry support in the Soviet Union, drawing inspiration from the British Vickers 6-ton. It highlights the innovative design featuring dual turrets armed with machine guns, which evolved to include a powerful 45 mm cannon. The success of the Mod. 1933 variant, with over 5,500 units produced, is emphasized, along with various derivatives like flamethrower models and specialized tanks for enhanced mobility, showcasing its versatility and impact in military history.