BT-15 Tank

The BT-15 (Russian: Быстроходный танк (БТ), romanized: Bystrokhodny tank, meaning "fast-moving tank" or "high-speed tank") is a Soviet light cavalry tank famous for its high caliber weaponry and high speed, and is widely-regarded by both military and civilians as among the best tanks in the arsenal.

History
BT tanks began their production in 1930 in the early years of the Soviet Union, and saw widespread use during World War II and other conflicts. Since then, many models and improvements to its design and functionality were made throughout the Cold War, when it competed against its main competitor the in United States.

It has also made a world record for the longest jump by a tank, clocking in at 40 meters.