WW2 Tanks

The Marmon Herrington M22 Locust was a light tank produced from 1943 for support of British Airborne Operations …

The M4A1E8 Sherman tank was an improved design produced from October 1944 featuring the 76mm M1A1 gun and …

In 1944 the American Sherman M4A3E2 Medium Assault "Jumbo" tank was designed to counter heavy German tanks like …

The Panzer V also named "Panther" had a 75 mm gun with 79 rounds and two MG 34 …

This Panzer IV or Panzerkampfwagen III Sd.Kfz. 161, has a 75 mm gun. Its frontal amor was 80 …

This Panzer III, Panzerkampfwagen III Sd.Kfz. 141, has the 37 mm gun. Its amor was 30 mm all …

The Char B1 bis was an upgraded version with 60 mm frontal armor and 55 mm side armor. …

The AMC 35 was a French Medium tank from the late interwar period. It was designed in 1934 …

The Somua was a relative agile medium tank and superior in armament and armor than the German Panzer …

The Hotchkiss H39 was an improved version of the Hotchkiss H35 tank. [...]Read More...

Char Léger Modele 1936 FCM was the French tank's full name, Light Tank Model 1936 FCM in English. …

The Renault R 35 was developed from 1933, in 1935 the definite design was chosen and production started …

The Renault R39 was an improved variant of the French Renault R35 light tank, introduced just before World …

The name would suggest it had a reconnaissance role but the idea was to use these light tank …

It was the last medium Italian tank built during World War Two and based on the earlier types …

The original Czechoslovakian light tank was a Škoda developed CKD LT vz. 35 tank [...]Read More...

The Panzerkampfwagen V – Ausf. A – Sd.Kfz 268 – Panzerbefehlswagen Panther was a command tank based on …

Panzerkampfwagen V – Ausf. D – Sd.Kfz 171 – Panther. The Ausf. D or Mark D lacked a …