WW2 Battle Tanks

The Deadliest Gun on Tracks: How the StuG Became Germany’s No.1 Tank Killer

When we think of Germany’s armored might in World War II, names like Tiger and Panther often dominate the conversation[…]

Why Trooper Alec McKillop fired five shots at five German Panthers on June 14, 1944 — and destroyed them all[…]

Kurt has never driven a tank before… until now! So picked two of the greatest rivals of WWII – a[…]

In the scorching deserts of North Africa, British forces pulled off one of the most audacious deceptions of World War[…]

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When the Americans captured a German StuG III in 1943 and brought it to the Aberdeen Proving Ground for testing,[…]

With power out, people sick, and others on holidays, we’re doing something different this week… Daz takes us through a[…]

By 1944, the Sherman was everywhere — from Normandy’s hedgerows to the fields of Northern Italy. But not all Shermans[…]

Operation Market Garden failed because the tanks of XXX Corps did not reach the Paras in Arnhem in time. Many historians[…]

When German engineers captured an American M4 Sherman tank in Tunisia in February 1943, they expected to find inferior American[…]