Gromobój (armoured train)

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Gromobój was a Polish improvised armoured train from the period of the Polish-Ukrainian war (1918-1919). The train took part in the fighting in the area of the rail junction in Zagórz. The train's armour was constructed from walls of brick, between which was river gravel. The locomotive used in the train was an ex-Austro-Hungarian kkStB Class 229.

Polish Armoured Trains
Polish armoured trains in 1939	Danuta Poznańczyk Generał Sosnkowski Paderewski Śmierć Pierwszy Marszałek Piłsudczyk Śmiały Groźny Bartosz Głowacki
Improvised armoured trains in 1939	Smok Kaszubski nr 1 nr 2
Third Silesian Uprising (1921)	Korfanty Zygmunt Powstaniec
Polish-Soviet war (1919-1921)	Bartosz Głowacki Boruciątko Boruta Chrobry Dąbrowski Danuta Generał Dowbor Generał Iwaszkiewicz Generał Konarzewski Generał Listowski Generał Sikorski Generał Sosnkowski Groźny Groźny-szeroki Gromobój Hallerczyk Huragan Kaniów Lis-Kula Mściciel Paderewski Pierwszy Marszałek Piłsudczyk Piłsudczyk-szeroki Pionier Pionier-szeroki Podhalanin Poznańczyk Reduta Ordona Rozwadowczyk Saper Smok Śmiały Śmiały-szeroki Śmierć Śmigły Stefan Batory Stefan Czarniecki Wilk Zagończyk Zawisza Czarny
Polish-Ukrainian war (1918-1919)	Kozak Piłsudczyk PP 3 Gromobój Pionier
Polish armoured trains in Britain	Polish armoured train units in Britain

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