T70s
The T-70 is a Soviet light tank that saw service during World War II. Developed in 1942, it was intended to replace the T-60 and T-50 light tanks, aiming for a more robust and better-armed design. The T-70 was characterized by its relatively small size, two-man crew (commander/gunner and driver), and a hull constructed from welded homogeneous armor.
Its primary armament consisted of a 45 mm Model 1938 gun, which, while capable against many German
Production of the T-70 began in 1942 and continued until 1943, with over 8,000 units produced. It