The T92 dates back to the beginning of the Cold War, when the US military was busy updating its arsenal of Second World War-era weapons […] Read More
Category: Experimental
Aircraft that were either too weird, too awful or too extreme to be accepted into service.
Centurion 169041 is likely the only tank in history to have been hit by an atomic blast and not only survive, but fight in combat […] Read More
The Black Prince was Britain’s attempt during the Second World War to put the powerful 17 pdr gun into the trusty Churchill. How exactly do […] Read More
Australia’s role during the Second World War was not one of tank development, but they still produced interesting tank, the AC Sentinel. This vehicle, and […] Read More
The T29 is a little-known US heavy tank built during the Second World War as an answer to heavy German armor encountered in Europe. This […] Read More
Now the dust has settled and my eardrums have recovered, we can take a look at what is arguably the greatest and most extensive tank […] Read More
In 1957 the Soviets held their annual Victory Day parade on Red Square, celebrating the defeat of Nazi Germany in the great patriotic war. At […] Read More
The Kubinka Tank Museum in Russia is famous for its collection of strange vehicles and prototypes. Perhaps the strangest of them all though is the […] Read More
In the 1950s Britain developed this highly unique vehicle, the TV1000 Rhino. It had six enormous wheels, a powerful V8 engine and could neutral turn […] Read More
Behold the flattest tank around: the Object 775. This strange and obscure vehicle was a missile tank developed by the Soviet Union in the 1960s. […] Read More
