GAZ’s four-wheel drives were the Red Army’s: the GAZ-61 staff cars of the marshals, the GAZ-64 and 67 command cars and gun tractors of 1941–45 and Korea, and the GAZ-69 of 1953 that equipped the Soviet Army, the Warsaw Pact and the Middle East’s armies for twenty years, with the M-72 Pobeda 4x4 for the countryside’s officials.
GAZ four-wheel drives in Soviet service: the GAZ-61 staff cars of the marshals from 1941, the GAZ-64 and 67 of the Red Army from Stalingrad to Berlin and of the Korean War, the GAZ-69 of the Soviet Army, the Warsaw Pact and the Middle East wars from 1953 to the 1980s, the 2P26 missile carrier and the GAZ-46 amphibian.