The German column was advancing toward the overwhelmed American troops. The panzer grenadiers were aboard armored vehicles and flanked by Panther tanks. The vanguard had already clashed with the ...

While not built in the numbers of the American M3 Sherman or Soviet Red Army T-34, the German PzKpfw IV, more commonly known as the Panzer IV, was the Nazi’s World War II workhorse. The original ...

These were the five most important tanks (and not quite tanks) of WWII ... than point-blank range. A Panzer V Panther in Italy, summer 1944. As the war went on, German tanks became larger ...

While the Tiger and T-34 dominate WWII tank lore, the Panzer 38(t) quietly served with distinction. Originally Czech, it was adopted by Germany and saw action throughout the entire war.

Germany has launched its first permanent overseas military deployment since World War II, formally establishing the 45th ...

Allied tanks and artillery clashed with German Panzer tanks and other vehicles ... (This is the country that mobilized the most troops during World War II.) Tanks and artillery played instrumental ...

This doctrine had worked spectacularly well on the Eastern Front in 1941, allowing German Panzer divisions, and their supporting mechanized infantry, to break through weak points in the Soviet ...

Last but not least, the word Hummel is German for, you guessed it ... borrowing both the suspension and the engine from a Panzer IV (made by Maybach, the ultra-luxury car brand from Mercedes ...