WW2 Tanks

The Tiger I photographed at the Deutsches Panzermuseum Munster is a tank built mostly from parts recovered from …

The T14 Assault Tank was a joint Anglo-American project initiated during World War II to produce a heavily …

The Tortoise Heavy Assault Tank (A39) was a British prototype developed during the final years of World War …

The sole survivor of the Vickers Amphibious Light Tank L1E3, also known as the A4E3, was an experimental …

The Valiant Infantry Tank (A38) was a British WWII prototype developed as a potential successor to the Valentine …

The Cruiser Tank Mark VIII A27L Centaur was a British cruiser tank developed during World War II, designed …

The Cruiser Tank Mk VIII Challenger (A30) was a British World War II cruiser tank developed to counter …

The final and most refined variant of Germany’s Panther tank series in World War II was the Panzerkampfwagen …

This is a photoset of the German Panther tank in Houffalize, Belgium. This Panzerkampfwagen V was left behind …

The Matilda II, also known as the Infantry Tank Mark II, was a British infantry tank used during …

The Soviet KV-1 tank Model 1940 heavy tank with 76.2mm F-32 (L/31.5) gun played a key role in …

The T-34-76 was a Soviet medium tank introduced in 1940 and widely used during World War Two. It …

The T-34-85 was an upgraded version of the Soviet T-34-76 medium tank, introduced in 1944 during World War …

The early American light tanks, like M3 Stuart, or the improved version M5, were outdated near the end …

This Canadian built tank was based on a United States M3 medium tank. The cupola was replaced to …

This Canadian built tank was based on a United States M3 medium tank, better known as M3 Lee. …

The first of the T-26 model dates back from 1931 and had a twin turret with two DT-machineguns. …

The T-26 was a light tank developed by the Soviet union and in service from 1931 in Russia. …