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 Citat:... a German soldier posing beside a captured Soviet M4 Quad Maxim Anti-Aircraft Machine Gun Mount (Model 1931) following the intense fighting at the Eastern Fort of Brest Fortress in July 1941. Belonging to the Red Army's 393rd Separate Anti-Aircraft Artillery Battalion, this heavy anti-aircraft system played a vital role in defending the Citadel and outer fortifications during the opening phase of Operation Barbarossa.
The photo highlights the complex engineering of the weapon, featuring four 7.62 mm Maxim PM1910 water-cooled barrels mounted on a central tripod pedestal with unified trigger mechanisms and forced water cooling hoses... [Link mogu videti samo ulogovani korisnici]
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