AT-T
Overview
AT-T
Former East German AT-T on display in a museum.
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AT-T / Artilleriyskiy Tyagach - Tyazholyy
Russian for "artillery tractor - heavy"
Izdeliye 401 (GABTU index)
Details
Media
AT-T
AT-T artillery tractors towing missiles during a military parade in the USSR.
Source: Unknown author
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S-23
Four S-23 towed by AT-T artillery tractors. Note the limber and barrel in travel position.
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AT-T
AT-T artillery tractors towing 180mm S-23 towed howitzers.
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AT-T
AT-T artillery tractors towing missiles during the 1964 Moscow parade.
Source: Thomas Taylor Hammond
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AT-T
Artist impression of AT-T artillery tractor with tarpaulin cover in place.
Source: Unknown author
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Application
203mm B-4
The AT-T was developed to tow heavy artillery pieces, such as the 203mm B-4.
180mm S-23
The AT-T is one of the few vehicles suitable to tow the 180mm S-23 howitzer.
Related articles
AT-S
The AT-S was the medium counterpart to the AT-T and entered production around the same time.
AT-L
The AT-L is the light counterpart to the AT-T. Both feature a cab derived from the ZiS-150 truck, which is much wider on the AT-T.
P-40 Bronya
A lengthened version of the AT-T serves as the chassis for the P-40 surveillance radar. The NATO reporting name "Long Track" refers to the longer chassis.