Restoration of a T-10M heavy tank in Russia

The Museum of Russian Military History at Padikovo has restored a T-10M that had been lying at a range. Now it looks brand new.

References:

- https://www.facebook.com/padikovo/

Photos of the National Military Museum at Cairo, aircraft and missiles

After going through the tanks and artillery (link), it is the time of aircraft and missiles. One of the most remarkable weapon exposed in the museum is the antiship missile P-15 Termit (NATO code SS-N-2 Styx). It was used by the Egyptians to sink the Israel destroyer Eilat soon after the Six Days War. It was the first time a ship was sunk with these types of missiles.

S-125 missile and Sukhoi Su-7.

Yugoslav torpedo.

Yugoslav torpedoes 45 A.B. On the right the P-15 Termit can be seen.

 

Armament mounted on the Su-7.

Different aircrafts used by the Egyptian Air Force.

MiG-21 F-13.

MiG-17F.

Different types of bombs.

 S-125, AA equipment and MiG-17F.

Photos of the National Military Museum at Cairo, artillery and tanks

These photos were taken the Military Museum at Cairo. The tank collection is remarkable because almost every tank involved in the Middle East Wars in shown.

180 mm S-23 Soviet gun.

180 mm S-23 Soviet gun.

SM-4-1 coastal gun.

SM-4-1 coastal gun.

Tank collection.

M48 and M60 Patton, probably captured in the wars against Israel.

 PT-76.

T-34-85.

IS-3. 

IS-3, rear view.

 Centurion with 105 mm gun, probably captured to Israel.

Sherman with AMX-13 tower. At the back there is a Sherman.

Specialised vehicles.