LT vz. 35 or Panzerkampfwagen 35 (t) was originally a Czechoslovakian and later German light tank of World War II. The first prototypes of the car were created in 1935, and serial production continued in the period 1936-1939, ending with the release of about 430 cars. The tank was equipped with one Skoda T-11 engine with a capacity of 120 hp. It was armed with 1 KwK 34 (t) L / 40 37 mm gun and 2 MG35 (t) or MG 37 (t) 7.92 mm machine guns. LT vz. 35 was created in response to the Czechoslovak army's demand in 1934 for a new light tank armed with a 37 mm gun. Production was carried out by Skoda factories in cooperation with CKD. Tank LT vz. 35 proved to be a better design than the German Panzer I and Panzer II, but was plagued by problems with the cooling system, gearbox and - especially early in production - suspension. Despite these shortcomings, the tank was exported to Romania. Tank LT vz. 35 after the capture of Czechoslovakia by the Third Reich, it was captured by the Wehrmacht under the name Panzerkampfwagen 35 (t), but its production was not continued. The tank took part in the September campaign of 1939, in the French campaign of 1940 and in the initial period of the war with the USSR. However, since the end of 1941, it was decommissioned due to too weak armor and too weak main armament.
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