MakMat 160 mm Self-Propelled Mortar – Another Israeli Creation
There is already a vehicle known as the “toaster tank”, and that is the German Pz. Sfl. IVc. However, we
Read moreThere is already a vehicle known as the “toaster tank”, and that is the German Pz. Sfl. IVc. However, we
Read moreThe Sd.Kfz.234 is one of Germany’s most fascinating vehicles of the war, and a rather unusual one for us as
Read moreToday we will be taking a look at yet another interesting adaptation of the Sherman tank, the L-33 Ro’em self-propelled
Read moreRivers and seas have always been impediments to the movement and progress of land forces, and history records many of
Read moreOne of the most bizarre vehicles created during the Second World War is the Räumer S, a massive 130-ton machine
Read moreRecently, TankHistoria witnessed trial runs of Milrem Robotics’ new Type-X, a completely unmanned tracked robot that can operate either by
Read moreTowards the end of the First World War French engineers produced this, the Canon de 194 GPF, an advanced self-propelled
Read moreA thirty-ton tank is in its element on solid ground, but was not designed to float, let alone swim in
Read moreThe KV-2 is a tank that needs no introduction, with its massive, boxy turret, 152 mm gun and KV-1 basis
Read moreAlongside the T-34, the KV-1 heavy tank is a symbol of the Soviet Union’s triumph over Germany during the Second
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