Many World War II tank battles were decided before the first shot was fired. German crews frequently spotted enemy armor ...

Lafayette “War Daddy” Pool became one of America’s most famous tank commanders in World War II, but the popular version of ...

The M4 Sherman was the backbone of Allied armored forces in World War II. It devastated German armor and infantry across North Africa and Europe, leaving an indelible mark on tank design and military ...

The Tiger I’s thick armor and 88mm gun often required multiple Allied vehicles or air support to defeat. The T-34’s sloped armor and mobility shocked German forces when first encountered in 1941.

Developed during the Cold War, MBTs replaced specialized tank classes by offering heavy-tank armor protection with medium-tank mobility/speed ...

The First World War introduced the horrors of trench warfare. Thousands of artillery pieces launched millions of shells over frontlines brimming with infantrymen struggling in the mud for mere feet of ...

After World War II, many German tanks were left abandoned across Europe. These military vehicles, some still in good ...

When most people today hear the word "bumblebee," they're prone to think of the black and yellow Autobot Camaro from the "Transformers" films and animated series. The particular Nazi bumblebee we're ...

Welcome to a bonus edition of the War Room. On top of your regular dispatches from Shashank, I’ll be writing an edition, every month, all about military history. I have been a correspondent for The ...