Zaamurets

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Zaamurets
Type	Armoured train
Place of origin	Russia
Service history
In service	1916 – c. 1931
Used by	Russian Empire (1916–1918) Ukrainian anarchists (1918) Red Guards (1918) Czechoslovak Legion (1918–1920) White movement (1920–1931) Empire of Japan (1931–?)
Wars	World War I Russian Civil War Second Zhili–Fengtian War Japanese invasion of Manchuria
Production history
No. built	1
Specifications
Rate of fire	60 rpm (Nordenfelt)
Armor	12 mm on curved and inclined surfaces 16 mm on vertical surfaces
Main armament	2× 57mm QF 6-pounder Nordenfelt guns (1916 – August 1918) 2× 76mm M1902 guns (August 1918 –)
Secondary armament	c. 12 machine guns
Engine	1× Fiat 60 hp petrol engine 1× Florence 60 hp petrol engine
Suspension	Unique to Zaamurets
Maximum speed	45 km/h (28 mph)
References	[1]

Zaamurets (Russian: Заамурец), also commonly called Orlik (Czech: Orlík) among other names, was an armoured train built by the Russian Empire in 1916. While originally made to fight in the First World War, it was extensively used in the Russian Civil War by Bolsheviks, Ukrainian anarchists and most notably the Czechoslovak Legion. It was then given to the White Movement to assist Chinese warlords, before eventually being captured by the Empire of Japan. During its service it was frequently renamed and reconfigured as it changed hands and traveled across Eurasia.