Tanks & Armored Vehicles

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Sand vs. Shells: Unexpected Results from Tests of a New Tank Armor System—What Did the Tests on the T-72B3 Tank Reveal?
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Western media outlets have previously reported on multiple occasions that, due to a shortage of dynamic protection components, Russia fills the dynamic ...

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Poland is bringing the “Borsuk” to the global market: the new Borsuk infantry fighting vehicle is being developed not for Europe, but for Asia
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The Polish defense industry is gradually beginning to play in a completely different league. Until recently, Warsaw mainly purchased foreign equipment and ...

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Goodbye, Fennek. Why the Russian Army Has Relyed on Tracked Vehicles for Reconnaissance
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A key element of any reconnaissance vehicle is a suite of specialized surveillance and communications equipment. Typically, detailed information about the ...

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Yuri Pasholok. The First Soviet Postwar Medium Tank
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The history of the T-54 medium tank produced from 1947 to 1949, which is also often referred to as the T-54 Model 1946   It is not uncommon for ...

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The Swedish CV90120 Returns After 25 Years: The “Light Tank” That No One Bought Gets a Second Chance
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The history of the Swedish CV90120 seems almost unique in the modern arms market. The vehicle was showcased at exhibitions as early as the beginning of the ...

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Yuri Pasholok. The Bowington “Three”
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A story about the German medium tank Pz.Kpfw.III Ausf.L from the collection of the Tank Museum in Bovington German armored vehicles often attract a lot ...

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KamAZ's Forgotten APCs: The "Voín" and "Bronebus" Armored Vehicles. Why Did They Never Make It Past the Design Stage?
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The Russian Armed Forces’ main armored personnel carrier, the BTR-82A—developed in the late 2000s—is actively deployed in combat zones. And this experience ...

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Yuri Pasholok. A Gallic suitcase taken as a trophy, without a handle
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Captured French tanks and vehicles based on them in the German Army   During World War I, the Germans were the first to deploy captured tanks. ...

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The new M1E3 Abrams could enter mass production as early as 2027: The U.S. is finally trying to fix the Abrams' main problem
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The U.S. Army has stated that mass production of the new M1E3 Abrams could begin as early as 2027. At first glance, this looks like just another upgrade to the ...

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The Wehrmacht’s “Boat Tractor”: A Strange Amphibious Vehicle That Tried to Combine a Tank and a Boat
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The military technology of the Third Reich has long been shrouded in an almost mythological aura. People usually think of the “Tigers,” the Me 262 jet ...

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