The book "Т72Т90 Опыт создания отечественных основных боевых танков" (The Experience of Creating Domestic Main Battle Tanks) is a comprehensive guide to the development of domestic main battle tanks. The book provides an in-depth look at the history and evolution of tank design and technology, from the early days of tank development to the present day. It covers the key milestones and breakthroughs that have shaped the industry, including the introduction of new materials, weapons systems, and propulsion technologies. The book also explores the challenges faced by tank designers and engineers, such as balancing mobility, firepower, and armor protection, and how these challenges were overcome through innovative solutions. The book begins with an overview of the early days of tank development, highlighting the pioneering work of inventors like Leonardo da Vinci and the first tanks developed during World War I. It then delves into the interwar period, where tank design and technology began to take shape, and the development of the first modern tanks in the Soviet Union. The book examines the role of tanks in World War II, including their use in blitzkrieg tactics and the impact on the outcome of battles. The post-war era saw significant advancements in tank technology, including the development of heavier, more powerful tanks like the T-555 and T-72. These tanks were designed to provide greater armor protection and firepower, but also had limitations in terms of mobility and maneuverability.

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