


BA-20
Country | Russia |
Manufacturer | Gorkovsky Avtomobilny Zavod |
Primary Role | Armored Car |
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SPECIFICATIONS
BA-20
Machinery | One GAZ M1 engine rated at 50hp |
Suspension | Wheeled |
Armament | 1x7.62mm DT machine guns |
Armor | 10mm |
Crew | 3 |
Length | 4.31 m |
Width | 1.75 m |
Height | 2.13 m |
Weight | 2.0 t |
Speed | 85 km/h |
Range | 450 km |
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The BA-20 was developed in 1936 and was used
by HQ Staff, reconnaissance and communication
units. Built from the civilian GAZ-M1
automobile, which was a modified Ford design
it mounted a turret w/ one 7.62mm machine gun
Production ended in 1941 however, many were
used against German forces during the June
1941 invasion.