T-34/85 Medium Tank

	T-34/85 Medium
Active:	1944
Crew:	5
Weight:	31.5 tons (32,000kg)
Length:	26ft 9in(8.15m)
Height:	9ft 2.74in (2.57m)
Width:	9ft 9.5in (2.99m)
Weapons:	Main - 3.35in (85mm) ZiS S53 gun, Secondary - 2 x 0.3in (7.62mm) machineguns
Armor	Maximum - 3.54in (90mm)
Engine:	V234 V12 diesel, 500hp
Speed:	34.2mph (55kph)
Range:	186.4 miles (300 km)

The T-34/85 medium tank was an improved version of the T-34 that was built in 1943. It had a larger turret and more powerful gun than the T-34/76.

A commander's cupola was added to the turret, which was large enough to hold three crewmembers, increasing the size of the entire crew from 4 to 5. The third crewmember in the turret was responsible for loading the gun.

The main gun on the T-34/85 was a 3.34 inch (85mm) gun that could allegedly pierce the frontal armor of German Panther and Tiger tanks from a distance of 3,281 feet (1,000 meters).

After World War II, the T-34/85 medium tank was used by many countries that were under the influence of the Soviet Union. It was used by North Korea during the Korean War.