The Second World War resulted in the production of some pretty legendary tanks, on the Allied and Axis sides alike. The U.S. had the famous M4 Sherman. Great Britain had its Churchill tank series ...

the World War II tank that wouldn't die. Before we move ahead with Tiger 231's story, it's important to look at some background info about the Tiger tanks. Tiger tanks were known in German as ...

The Tiger is probably the tank that’s most frequently associated with the German army of World War II. This leviathan on ... only 1,300 or so were ever built, no match for the number of tanks ...

Roy Elliott with the first Tiger Tank ... is no longer possible to leave messages here. Find out more about the site contributors. Posted on: 26 February 2005 by Trooper Tom Canning - WW2 Site ...

USING some of the latest advancements in technology, a company has been able to recreate a rare variant of the WWII Tiger tank used by Nazi ... there were currently no plans at present to ...

The Tiger I tank is one of the best-known tanks of World War II for a few reasons ... the British unveiled these modified versions, and almost no time was wasted before a single Firefly took ...

Join us at Militracks Overloon 2025, the world’s largest event dedicated to German WWII vehicle engineering, held on 17–18 May 2025 at the Overloon War Museum, Netherlands. This iconic gathering ...

By 1945, the U.S. Army had cause to regret one of its most fateful choices of World War II: the decision not to build heavy tanks ... ton King Tiger from the battlefield was no easy task.