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English: Page from War Department Pamphlet No. 21-30 Our RED ARMY Ally
  • Booklet/brochure 15 x 11,3 cm with 77 pages and soft cover, published near the end of the Second World War in Europe by the United States Department of War, Washington 25, D.C., as "PAM21-30", dated 29 March/23 April 1945
    • An information and recognition manual for field use by American military personnel/fighting forces in contact with the Red Army (Russian: Красная Армия), the army and air force of the Soviet Union (USSR) 1922–1946, in Germany, etc.:
    • An 'official army-publication' with text and colour illustrations on the Red Army and Soviet soldiers, providing detailed information on the organization, uniforms, rank insignia, badges, decorations, equipment, artillery, arms, weapons, tanks, vehicles, transport etc. of USSR as an United Nation ally in the common fight against Nazi Germany and its military forces in Germany after the Eastern Front (Вели́кая Оте́чественная война́, the Great Patriotic War).
    • Unidentified artist/ilustrator/designer. American governmental publication. Public domain. No known copyright restrictions.
  • Page 40: WEAPONS TANKS SU-122 M1938, SU-152
Date April 1945
Source https://archive.org/details/PAM21-30/mode/1up (Booklet digitized by Google books, image file copied from the Internet Archive)
Author "Our Red Army Ally" published by the United States War Department in 1945. Unidentified artist/ilustrator/designer. American governmetal public domain publication. No know copyright restrictions.

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