Krupp Räumer S – A 130 Ton German Freak
One of the most bizarre vehicles created during the Second World War is the Räumer S, a massive 130-ton machine
Read moreOne of the most bizarre vehicles created during the Second World War is the Räumer S, a massive 130-ton machine
Read moreToday, we will look at the major flaw of the German Panther tank, and look at the faulty metals used
Read moreThe term “glass cannon” is often used to signify a vehicle with lots of firepower, but minimal armor. The PaK
Read moreDuring the Second World War Germany modified many smaller hulls to carry disproportionately large guns. The Nashorn tank destroyer was
Read moreThe Kettenkrad is a truly unusual vehicle for the simple fact that no other vehicle like it has entered service,
Read moreThe E100 is a fascinating, elusive superheavy tank developed by Germany during the Second World War. At 136 tons its
Read moreThe Tiger II was built with two different turrets that are often referred to as “Porsche” and “Henschel” turrets, under
Read moreEveryone enjoys fancy dress… but how about on a tank? That’s what Germany did in late 1944, when they dressed
Read moreThe Luchs is the tank community’s favourite “cute” tank – why? Just look at it! With its tiny gun, small
Read moreGround combat during the Second World War almost exclusively employed manoeuvre-based tactics and strategy, as opposed to stationary, fixed-positional warfare.
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