AK-47
T-34
Katyusha.
GG
Conscripts
Tankograd
Far East Army
Zhukov
T-34
Stalin staying out of operational command of Soviet forces
Winter. Destroyed both Napoleon and Hitlers armies; a few more weeks of fall weather and the outcomes might have been different.
The Tsar Bomba; most powerful nuclear weapon designed and tested. Truely an engineering marvel dwarfing (even in the scaled down version tested) anything the Americans (or British or French) did.
The T34 tank; revolutionized tank design.
Since winter isn’t really a designed product, I’ll have to include Sputnik due to the political capital this gave the Soviets.
I think you are ok w. Winter since IL used
@Imperious:
Stalin staying out of operational command of Soviet forces
:-P :-P
T-34: Most effective mass produced tank during (and long after) the war
Winter: Added “Germany” to the long list of invading countries overwhelmed while (attempting) to invade Russia
Virtually unlimited supply of conscripts: more than you can say for Germany
None, they can’t even make a car right.
1. http://www.fillmoregazette.com/military/soviet-heavy-bomber
2. http://gizmodo.com/5598213/what-planet-did-this-tank-came-from
3. Sub in the White Sea/Barents Sea
T-34
PPSH-41
Iosif Stalin tank
Vodka?
Vodka?
:-D :lol:
T-34, winter and ppsh-41
As one of the NA’s in revised edition said
Russia’s greatest ally was its winter
AK-47 for all around best weapon to me.
For WWII - The cold Winter, the T34 in numbers and the Katuscha rockets I think had the biggest impact against the Germans.
lol oh and I just remembered…… The Tsar Bomba!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WwlNPhn64TA
HAHAHA I wish I had a few Tsar bombas. Maybe Target has some in aisle 5? lol :evil:
IL2 Sturmovik and the T-34 all versions for WWII. The MIG15 for Korea. These three had a tremendous impact when they first appeared on the battlefield. Got to get the AK47 in there somewhere.
