Enhancing Airborne Firepower: The SD-57 Self-Propelled Anti-Tank Gun

The Soviet Union developed a self-propelled anti-tank gun in the 1940s to provide basic mobile anti-tank firepower for airborne troops, using a small internal combustion engine to power the gun's mobility. In the 1950s, a similar self-propelled anti-tank gun based on the D-44 85mm howitzer was developed, providing valuable mobility for airborne troops and conventional forces.
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[@mikearmstrong8483]

Designed by Billy Joe Bob Vorishnikov. He didn't win the Stalin Prize or the Order of Lenin, but they gave him the Smirnov Medal.

[@trouserarmadillo8616]

Great video!!

[@Exquisite_Cadaver]

1:54 3:43 I think those are pictures of a 2A45M Sprut-B. You can tell by the muzzle brake.

[@johnskibajr5691]

Laughable - small arms could not penetrate to gun carriage but I bet they would do a number on the exposed crew as they were bunched together riding that thing.

[@manicmechanic448]

It's brilliant!

[@tihlsteinig2465]

This made the Russian weapons charm out.! Maybe not handsome, but works! ❤