One of the strangest tank concepts ever patented, this WWII-era design featured a central leg powered by explosive gas and six guns in a radial layout. It promised mobility without tracks and complete ...

These weren’t broken tanks—they were part of the plan. Immobilized on purpose, they served as fixed guns in key defensive lines.

Since radioactive waste began being added to underground tanks at Hanford in Eastern Washington in World War II, at least 68 of ... where Tank T-111 was discovered to be leaking waste into the ...

When I first heard about the relic World War II tank traps hidden away in the forests of south-east New South Wales, I thought someone was pulling my leg. It was only after I discovered my informant ...

They're big, intimidating, destructive, and possibly one of the most important assets utilized in World War II. The impact that tanks had on the battlefield during the global conflict cannot be ...