CRARRV – Britain’s 70-ton Armored Recovery Vehicle
If you operate tanks, then you need a vehicle to pull them along should things go wrong. There are few
Read moreIf you operate tanks, then you need a vehicle to pull them along should things go wrong. There are few
Read moreIn 1978 the United States uncovered the existence of an enormous, mysterious self propelled gun in Koksan, North Korea. Lacking
Read moreThe Kubinka Tank Museum in Russia is famous for its collection of strange vehicles and prototypes. Perhaps the strangest of
Read moreIn the 1950s Britain developed this highly unique vehicle, the TV1000 Rhino. It had six enormous wheels, a powerful V8
Read moreBehold the flattest tank around: the Object 775. This strange and obscure vehicle was a missile tank developed by the
Read moreThe M-51 is arguably the best example of upgrading a piece of equipment far beyond original expectations to meet new
Read moreWhile fighting the Winter War against Finland the Soviets started development on a bunker-busting self-propelled gun named the SU-100Y. It
Read moreIf you were to combine a WWI-era tank with a battleship, it would probably come out looking something like the
Read moreThis is the Praying Mantis, an extremely bizarre piece of British engineering that stands out as one of the most
Read moreThis is the mighty BMPT, a Russian armored fighting vehicle that is armed to the teeth and specialised for anti-infantry
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