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A Type 10 main battle tank.

Type 10 – Japan’s Cutting Edge Main Battle Tank

September 14, 2022December 9, 2022 Patrick M. Johnson

On the subject of tanks Japan is often left out entirely, so you may be surprised to hear that Japan

Australian Centurion Mark 5/1 in Vietnam.

Australia Cold War Experimental

“The Atomic Tank” – This Centurion Survived a Nuclear Blast

September 6, 2022December 9, 2022 Patrick M. Johnson

Centurion 169041 is likely the only tank in history to have been hit by an atomic blast and not only

The Elefant heavy tank destroyer.

The Elefant – Both Excellent and Terrible

September 6, 2022December 9, 2022 Patrick M. Johnson

The Elefant tank is one of the most unique designs to come out of the Second World War. Based on

A CRARRV on the move.

Modern Day United Kingdom

CRARRV – Britain’s 70-ton Armored Recovery Vehicle

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If you operate tanks, then you need a vehicle to pull them along should things go wrong. There are few

An AC1 Sentinel.

Australia Experimental WWII

AC Sentinel – The Australian Cruiser Tank Family

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Australia’s role during the Second World War was not one of tank development, but they still produced interesting tank, the

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