by 1957 – 30; saw extensive combat during the Vietnam War. Surviving examples Due to the large number of vehicles produced, many SU-76Ms have survived the post-war years, and most of the larger Russian military museums have examples of the SU-76M in their exhibitions. They can also be found at the German-Soviet War monuments or memorials in different Russian, Belarusian, and Ukrainian cities. In museums Albania Museum of Armed Forces Australia The Australian Armour and Artillery Museum (Cairns) SU-76M Bulgaria National Museum of Military History, Sofia. China The Chinese Tank Museum (Beijing) SU-76 Poland Muzeum Oręża Polskiego in Kołobrzeg - SU-76 Armoured Weapon Museum in Poznań - SU-76M Polish Army Museum in Warsaw exhibition in front of the main building - SU-76 tactical number 203, serial number 403062 Museum of Polish Military Technology - SU-76 tactical number 207 Romania National Military Museum, Romania in Bucharest Russia Central Armed Forces Museum in Moscow Technical Museum of Vadim Zadorozhny in Krasnogorsky District, Moscow Oblast - in running condition Kubinka Tank Museum in Kubinka, Moscow Oblast Museum of Military History in Padikovo, Istrinsky District, Moscow Oblast - in running condition Military Historical Museum of Artillery, Engineers and Signal Corps in Saint Petersburg Mount Sapun Memorial Complex in Sevastopol United Kingdom The Tank Museum in Bovington - SU-76M captured from North Korea in 1950 See also List of Soviet tanks Comparable vehicles German Marder I, II and III Italian Semovente da 75/34 Romanian TACAM T-60 and TACAM R-2 Spanish Verdeja 75 mm References Further reading Zaloga, Steven J., James Grandsen (1984). Soviet Tanks and Combat Vehicles of World War Two, London: Arms and Armour Press. . Dougherty, Martin J. (2008). Tanks; From World War I to the Present Day, New York: Metro Books. Чубачин, Александр (2009). СУ-76. "Братская могила экипажа" или оружие Победы? Москва: БТВ-Книга, Яуза, Эксмо. Chubachin, Alexander V. (2009). SU-76. "Bratskaya mogila ekipazha" ili oruzhie Pobedy? (SU-76. "The Mass Grave of the Crew" or Weapons of Victory?). Moscow: BTV-Kniga, Yauza, Eksmo. . External links Axis History Factbook Su-76 and SU-76i at Battlefield.ru LemaireSoft OnWar WWII Vehicles Interview with an SU-76 gunner Assault guns of the Soviet Union World War II tank destroyers World War II assault guns 76 mm artillery Military vehicles introduced from 1940 to 1944