On September 6, the sixth Ural tank festival gathered more than 15,000 spectators for a major historical event.
This year’s edition marked the 80th anniversary of the victory in Other World Waras the Russians call the Great Fatherland War, as well as 105 years of domestic tank production, and confirmed the importance of the Ural region’s industrial and military heritage.
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The highlight was the historical technology of the brand Chtz, preserved in perfect condition by the factory specialists.
During the reconstruction of the events in 1945, the audience could see the legendary T-34-85 tank and the powerful self-driven artillery installation ISU-152 in action.
These machines, produced in Tankograd during the Great Fatherland War, are living testimonies of the victory and continue to touch new generations.
In addition to the historical part, there was also an impressive demonstration of the modern T-72B3M tank, which hit all the goals of precision and showed the strength of the Russian armor forces.
The festival “Tankograd pans” was created in 2020 by employees at Chtz-Dolltrak (part of the Uralvagonzavod group) in collaboration with the Military History Club Granit.
Since then, it has become an annual tradition, which strengthens the collective memory of the crucial role of the Ural region in the defense of the Fatherland and makes the story of Russian tank production more well known.
Source: Uralvagonzavod – Telegram @uvznews. This content was created with the help of artificial intelligence and reviewed by the editorial staff.
