Soviet units

This article will describe units available in Gates of Hell

For infantry, see Infantry (USSR)

* Reload time: 21s
* Standard ammunition loadout: 20+1 HE + 10 SMOKE rounds
* Displacement: By foot and trucks
* Standard weight: 2 227.6kg

* Reload time: 21s
* Standard ammunition loadout: 15+1 HE + 5 SMOKE rounds
* Displacement: By foot and trucks
* Standard weight: 2 939.2kg

* Reload time: 16s
* Standard ammunition loadout: 20+1 HE + 10 AP\* rounds
* Displacement: By foot and trucks
* Standard weight: 3 188.5kg

* Reload time: 27s
* Standard ammunition loadout: 15+1 HE + 10 AP\* rounds
* Displacement: By foot and trucks
* Standard weight: 8 319.9kg

* Reload time: 32s
* Standard ammunition loadout: 10+1 HE + 5 AP\* rounds
* Displacement: By foot and trucks
* Standard weight: 8 239.2kg

* Reload time: 60s
* Standard ammunition loadout: 10+1 HE rounds
* Displacement: By foot and trucks
* Standard weight: 18 790kg

* Reload time: 60s
* Standard ammunition loadout: 5+1 HE rounds
* Displacement: By foot and trucks
* Standard weight: 18 292.5kg

* Reload time: 124s
* Standard ammunition loadout: 2+1 HE rounds
* Displacement: By foot and trucks
* Standard weight: 19 307kg

* Reload time: 180s
* Standard ammunition loadout: 32+16 HE rounds making 3 volleys total
* Standard weight: 9 373.5kg

* Reload time: 248s
* Standard ammunition loadout: 12+12 HE rounds making 2 volleys total
* Standard weight: 9 167.1kg

#### T-34-57 M1943

   *Medium Tank based on the **T-34-76 M1943**, replacing the main gun with a 57mm High Velocity gun ZiS-4, the original design was that of a **T-34-76 M1941** but with the 57mm ZiS-4, the prototype was a success but due to a lack of AP shells and the Soviet tank factories not wanting to disrupt the production of the 76mm F-34 cannons; the project was put on hold, but Soviet designers still liked the idea of the 57mm ZiS-4 and placed the gun in the newer T-34-76 M1943 turret, this prototype moved to Kursk on 15th August 1943 with the “Special Tank Company 100” but did not see combat. The project was cancelled in favor of the new 85mm D-5 cannon which was to be installed in the later variants of the T-34.*

* Main gun: 57mm ZiS-4 L/73
* Range: 210 m
* Armor: 10 - 100
* Cost: 680 MP / 25 CP

#### T-34-76 M1943

   *After the Battle of Moscow, the Soviet Army tried had at a point lost more tanks than the German army, in order to gain the upper hand in production the Soviet tank designers tried to cut back on material and time. This resulted in the **T-34-76 M1942**, a simpler design which cut production in half to manufacture, later the Soviets would change the turret to a more hexagonal design, and again later add a commander cupola and a simpler design of the F-34 76mm cannon, This would be the overall design of the T-34 until the introduction of the T-34-85 in December 1943; despite the new T-34 entering the battlefield the T-34-76 would still fight alongside the T-34-85 until the end of the war. Later the same T-34s would fight again in Korea, and Vietnam.*

* Main gun: 76mm F34 obr. 1942 L/41.5
* Range: 200 m
* Armor: 10 - 100
* Cost: 610 MP / 25 CP

#### T-34-85 M1944

   A medium tank.

* Main gun: 85mm ZiS-53 L/51.5
* Range: 220 m
* Armor: 10 - 100
* Cost: 735 MP / 25 CP