Before World War II, Germany revolutionized armored warfare by creating tank destroyers that combined mobility, firepower, ...

During the Second World War, American tank doctrine called for U.S. tanks to engage and defeat any enemy tanks they came up against. The Tank Destroyer Force made that possible. Thanks to a massive ...

The tank destroyer costs $75,000, and getting it transported to the museum would cost about another $4,000 to $5,000, making ...

Here’s what you need to know: The Red Army fielded the SU-100 in large numbers, though nowhere close to the number of T-34s and variants that the Soviet Union produced. Still, around 2,500 or so of ...

The Army had some real mechanized artillery to show last week—artillery that was actually self-propelled and could, at a pinch, fire on the enemy while racing into action. Experimental and soon to be ...

Manufactured by Buick of General Motors from 1943 to 1944, the M18 Hellcat is one of the most famous tanks used in World War II. Officially designated a tank destroyer, one example of the 2,507-unit ...

This Harley-Earl-designed Hellcat Tank Destroyer saw some serious action in its day. The Sloan Museum in Flint, which owns the Hellcat, purchased the tank in the early 2000s from Yugoslavia. Just ...

PORTLAND, Ore. (Reuters) - Two men killed by an explosion inside a tank-like armored fighting vehicle from World War Two were filming video of the weapon in action for a non-profit military ...