As the war in Western Europe began reaching its inevitable conclusion, German efforts to expedite arms production led to some ...

Not all tanks were battlefield legends. These overbuilt, underperforming machines were too slow, too heavy, and too late to make a difference.

The fact that the Soviets were using large numbers of their older tanks did not inherently mean that they were likely to lose ...

World War II saw some truly amazing innovations and feats of engineering. Actually, there were several pieces of equipment ...

With thick armor and a devastating 88mm gun, the Tiger I wasn’t just a tank—it was a battlefield nightmare for Allied forces.

A hyperbolic display of U.S. military might with a tank and artillery parade on the streets of D.C. would have been anathema to Roosevelt – and every former U.S. President. In 1969, Soviet ...

Making the film “Warfare” was an exercise in exposure therapy for the veterans whose memories it reconstructs.

A small group of soldiers toured World War II battle sites around Vicenza on Monday ... Bob Holt, historian of the 752nd Tank Battalion based in Connecticut, has dedicated decades to studying ...

It has more than enough firepower to deal with any tank it can face at its BR and even in uptiers. However, that's the only good thing about it. The worst feature of this tank destroyer is that ...

Shortly after midnight on July 30, a Japanese torpedo hit the Indianapolis, ripping off its starboard bow and igniting a tank containing 3,500 gallons of aviation fuel into a pillar of fire.

They're big, intimidating, destructive, and possibly one of the most important assets utilized in World War II. The impact that tanks had on the battlefield during the global conflict cannot be ...