This past weekend TankHistoria attended The Tank Museum’s bi-annual event dedicated to its famous Tiger tank, 131. As it is currently the only running Tiger […] Read More
Category: WWII
Aircraft from the WWII era.
During a visit to Normandy, France, we made a 2 hour trip to visit a single Second World War tank in the Orne Department of […] Read More
Experts have confirmed that the famous “lost” King Tiger Tank No 124 is to be insured for £2 million by Lloyds of London it can […] Read More
The Elefant tank is one of the most unique designs to come out of the Second World War. Based on a failed Tiger proposal from […] Read More
Britain struggled through the early years of WWII as they lacked a truly powerful and reliable engine to power their tanks. The V12 Meteor engine […] Read More
The Sturmtiger was Germany’s answer to the problem of fighting troops in urban environments – deny the enemy usage of a building or fortification by […] 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 V-2 engine is a diesel V12 designed by the Soviet Union in the 1930s, and is most famous for powering the hordes of T-34s […] Read More
The Ram is a Canadian cruiser tank from the Second World War that shared a similar appearance to the M4 Sherman. It was armed with […] Read More
