Designed to stop enemy armor up close, the PIAT used a spring-loaded spigot instead of traditional gunpowder—and packed a ...

Born on the battlefields of World War II, this tank-destroying invention proved ... Discover the origins, evolution, and enduring impact of a weapon that changed armored warfare forever.

Ukraine's defense ministry numbers on the losses come amid speculation on social media about the possible appearance in the war of a Soviet-made T-34 tank which was used during World War II.

But experience dating back to WWII shows just ... new fuzes for old weapons. The most celebrated example is the Johnny or Jonik fuze fitted to Soviet-era PTM-3 anti-tank mines.

Summary: Saab, known for cars like the 9-3 and 9-5, is primarily a weapons ... during World War II. During the Cold War, U.S. war planners expected a Russian attack would feature a tank advance ...

If you've seen several World War II movies and shows ... during the German invasion of Russia led to the development of anti-tank variants, which culminated with the StuG III Ausf.

World War II was a grotesque spectacle of suffering ... the Smith Gun was originally seen as a cheap, easy-to-produce anti-tank weapon. As promising as the whole idea sounds, executing it was ...

While dogs were used during World War II as messengers or for mine detection, from 1941 to 1942 the Soviet Union attempted to use dogs as anti-tank weapons, training them to run towards enemy ...

What the 2S25M doesn’t have is any protection against anti-tank weapons, including RPGs ... Tank destroyers were developed during World War II and while some turretless models had armor equal to what ...

A portable recoilless anti-tank rocket launcher, the bazooka – sometimes called “the stovepipe” – was a significant weapon during World War II, used against not just tanks but bunkers and ...

Military assistance to Kyiv has become something of a litmus test of Olaf Scholz’s ability to lead Europe through its most significant security crisis since World War II. By Katrin Bennhold NEW ...

During World War II, the Soviets used tanks to charge through ... they need to be supported by infantry and artillery units to suppress enemy anti-tank weapons, he said. “Well, the Russians ...