In 1978 the United States uncovered the existence of an enormous, mysterious self propelled gun in Koksan, North Korea. Lacking further data, they imaginatively named […] Read More
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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
A lifelong enthusiast and collector, Kevin Wheatcroft tells Tank Historia how his obsession with World War II developed and where things stand with restoring some of […] 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
The M-51 is arguably the best example of upgrading a piece of equipment far beyond original expectations to meet new requirements. It is also perhaps […] Read More
While fighting the Winter War against Finland the Soviets started development on a bunker-busting self propelled gun named the SU-100Y. It was created by placing […] Read More
If you were to combine a WWI-era tank with a battleship, it would probably come out looking something like the Vickers A1E1 Independent. This multi-turreted […] Read More
This is the Praying Mantis, an extremely bizarre piece of British engineering that stands out as one of the most unique tracked vehicles ever made. […] Read More
This is the mighty BMPT, a Russian armored fighting vehicle that is armed to the teeth and specialised for anti-infantry and urban roles. Sprawling with […] Read More
