I'd be delighted to hear from anyone able to identify this tank for me?� Perhaps a forum member from eastern Europe can help?�
The tank is a Mark V in service with the White Russian army during the Russian Civil War, with one British soldier in evidence.� Other than that I have no information.
Tank "General Drozdovskiy", named for Mikhail Gordeevich Drozdovskiy (1881-1919). Colonel of Russian Imperial Army During the WWI served on Romanian front. After the October revolution in Russia formed 1st brigade of Russian voloteers, which �passed from Yassy to Novocherkassk and joined to Dobrovolcheskaya Armia (White Volonteers Army). Commander of 3rd Rifle Division. 13.11.1918 was wounded. Since 21.11.1918 - General-major. 14.01.1919 M.Drozdovskiy dead because of blood poisoning (or may be was poisoned by spy).�3rd Rifle Division was renamed as Drozdovskaya.
I think that this tank was joined for Drozdovskaya Division. Tanks of�Drozdovskaya Division were dropped at sea in Novorossiysk during the evacuation. Some of them were retrieved by Reds and used.
Pictures:�Mikhail Gordeevich Drozdovskiy.
Colored scheme from Interus 1:35 kit instruction. A-white; H-red; sligan - white/ Slogan not correct. Penultimate letter "" mast to be �"I"