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The PaK 40 auf RSO – A Tank Destroyer with an Overly Large Gun

The term “glass cannon” is often used to signify a vehicle with lots of firepower, but minimal armor. The PaK

A lifelong enthusiast and collector, Kevin Wheatcroft tells Tank Historia how his obsession with World War II developed and where things stand

During the Second World War Germany modified many smaller hulls to carry disproportionately large guns. The Nashorn tank destroyer was

The Kettenkrad is a truly unusual vehicle for the simple fact that no other vehicle like it has entered service,

The Object 770 is one of the final heavy tanks ever made, although today it is often buried in the

The Object 277 was one of the final hurrahs of the illustrious heavy tanks. It was created in the late

The French Char 2C is a super-heavy tank that despite being over 100 years old, holds the title for the

The T-35 is a Soviet heavy tank of insane proportions, with five turrets, five machine guns, three cannons, a crew

The SU-14 is an enormous Soviet self-propelled gun from the 1930s that has an extremely unusual shape; one that resembles

The Skink was a Canadian designed tank on a Sherman chassis during the Second World War, equipped with four 20