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
Read moreThe term “glass cannon” is often used to signify a vehicle with lots of firepower, but minimal armor. The PaK
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Read moreDuring the Second World War Germany modified many smaller hulls to carry disproportionately large guns. The Nashorn tank destroyer was
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Read moreThe E100 is a fascinating, elusive superheavy tank developed by Germany during the Second World War. At 136 tons its
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