Most tanks in WWII were killed by anti-tank guns, artillery, mines, aircraft, or infantry anti-tank weapons – not other tanks ...

Since their introduction at the Battle of the Somme in World War I, tanks have solidified their position as the bully on the block. Armor plating, lethal firepower, and mobility were all game changers ...

Not counting prototypes, a total of 49,234 of these tanks were produced, a number surpassed only by the Soviet T-34. Officially the Medium Tank, M4, this iconic tank kept the U.S. Army’s then-common ...

The scholar has published ‘Brothers in Arms,’ tracking the campaign of a British armored regiment throughout World War II ...

Visitors rarely get to see the interior of a Sherman tank — especially one that has appeared in film. In this guided look, the team explores the inside of their 105mm M4 Sherman, similar to those used ...

Summary: The M3 medium tank, known for its dual main guns and historical significance, played a crucial role as a stop-gap solution for the United States during the early stages of World War II.

FORT MOORE, Ga. (WRBL) — The invasion of Normandy was an assault from air, land and sea. On the ground, U.S. tank crews worked to support allied forces. Three tank battalions were there for the ...

Long before the well-engineered M1 Abrams, tanks were used in warfare as far back as 1915 in the first half of WWI. By the time the Second World War commenced in 1939, they had evolved into a ...