The Taczanka wz.36 was a Polish horse-drawn machine gun carriage developed in the 1930s. It featured a two-axle chassis designed to carry and fire a heavy machine gun, most often the Browning wz.30. The construction allowed for rapid movement and quick transition between transport and combat positions, providing mobile fire support for cavalry and reconnaissance units. Used during the interwar period and the 1939 campaign, the wz.36 represented a unique combination of traditional mobility and modern firepower on the battlefield.