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The image shows the front and side view of a BTR-60PB armored personnel carrier parked outdoors, likely on display. A purple informational sign with Cyrillic text is attached to the front of the vehicle. The vehicle is painted in a camouflage pattern with green and brown hues, and appears weathered. It is positioned on a paved surface, with trees and foliage forming the background. The lighting suggests it is daytime, with sunlight filtering through the leaves. The BTR-60PB is a Soviet amphibious armored personnel carrier that entered service in 1959. It was produced at the Gorky Automobile Plant and was used by the Soviet Army and its allies. The sign details its general characteristics, including its name (BTR-60PB), developer (Gorky Automobile Plant), manufacturer (Gorky Automobile Plant), date of adoption into service (November 13, 1959), production period (1960-1963), wheel formula (8x8), crew (2 people), troop capacity (14 people), and armor type (against small arms fire). It also lists its mass (9.8-9.9 tons), ground pressure (0.5-2.5 kg/sq.cm), length (7220 mm), width (2906 mm), height (2105 mm), and ground clearance (475 mm). This specific BTR-60PB is displayed at the Museum of the Armed Forces of the Republic of Kazakhstan in Almaty, Kazakhstan, specifically in the military history park.
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