Heavy tanks of World War II
The History of the T29 Heavy Tank, an American heavy tank that never went into mass production The American heavy tank development program ...
Danila Karpenko
An article by Yuri Pasholok from the WARSPOT website, dated March 17, 2017. The campaign in France in May–June 1940 clearly demonstrated the ...
At the turn of the 1920s and 1930s, the design bureau at the Bolshevik Plant developed a heavy tank project designated the T-30. The development was notable ...
Marking the 80th anniversary of the IS-4—the heaviest of the Soviet mass-produced tanks—entering service There is a well-known saying that generals ...
The story of the Churchill VII Crocodile, which became the best of the flamethrower tanks developed during World War II The idea of mounting a ...
The History of the E-100 Super-Heavy Tank, a Rival to the Pz.Kpfw. Maus While things were going well for the 6th Division of the Armaments Department ...
Following the battleship “Mancikert” from the surviving Byzantine Empire, I decided to imagine what the tanks of our Megagresia might look like. To do this, I ...
The KV-4 super-heavy tank project, designed by S.V. Fedorenko, a designer at the Kirov Plant who specialized in tank armament In the late ...
When American tank crews first encountered German Pz.Kpfw. VI “Tiger” tanks in Tunisia and Sicily, the effect was akin to a blow to the nervous system of the ...
The History of the 7.5/5.5 cm Waffe 0725, a tank gun with a conical barrel that was developed for the German VK 36.01 heavy tank German tank armament ...