Summary: During World War II, the Allied forces, leveraging their industrial capabilities, produced tens of thousands of medium tanks such as the Sherman, T-34, and Cromwell. Despite being outclassed ...

So, what is Mr Urban’s best tank of all time? He plumps for the Centurion. It was the tank that helped to save Israel during ...

With the horrors of trench warfare in World War I, a specific need arose for a new kind of weapon, and the British were at the forefront of its creation. King's Liverpool Regiment soldier Thomas Brown ...

In May 1945, with the war in Europe all but over, six prototypes of a brand new British tank rolled onto the continent—too late to see combat but just in time to hint at what might have been. This was ...

Tanks were usually involved in any invasion in the European theatre during World War II. The German Panzer Is and IIs spearheaded the invasion of Poland, while the later Panzer IIIs and IVs were used ...

For much of World War II, British tanks were plagued by mechanical issues, weak armor, and underpowered guns—often rushed into service or stuck in long, troubled development cycles. Many proved ...