The Soviet artillery rained down relentlessly on the advancing German columns of mechanized infantry and panzers, many of ...

One of the most famous Tiger battles took place on July 8th 1943 during the Battle of Kursk when supposedly a lone Tiger under the command of Franz Staudegger destroyed 22 T-34s. The Soviet's ...

So, they cobbled together a few war-ready tanks from scrap and in no time destroyed a line of armored vehicles from none other than Adolph Hitler’s elite 1st SS Panzer Division. “They were the ...

The term isn't specific to a single model but can describe various tanks known for their strong armor and defensive capabilities. One prominent example is the German Panzer VIII Maus, the heaviest ...

One prominent example is the German Panzer VIII Maus ... are now said to have killed 512,420 Russian troops and destroyed 7,794 tanks, 15,020 armoured combat vehicles, and 13,345 artillery ...

Germany built 8,800 Panzer VIs, which may have been less ... On October 18th, 1943, a single Tiger destroyed 18 Russian tanks. The following year, Tigers under the command of Michael Wittman ...

a 700 hp gas engine stuffed inside the confines of the Panzer VI Tiger tanks. By the war's end, Allied bombers had destroyed much of Maybach's production facility in Friedrichshafen.

The number of destroyed tanks in the area earned it ... more powerful weapons such as the Panzer V (Panther Tank) Panzer VI (Tiger Tank) and the Elephant/Ferdinand Heavy Tank Destroyer.

In his world, Russian troops will quickly turn Abrams tanks into funeral pyres—just like the World War-II comic book hero Sgt. Rock singlehandedly destroyed a Panzer V Tiger tank with a bazooka.

The number of destroyed tanks in the area earned it ... more powerful weapons such as the Panzer V (Panther Tank) Panzer VI (Tiger Tank) and the Elephant/Ferdinand Heavy Tank Destroyer.

They were lighter and more mobile than the German Panzer tanks but could still destroy ... as virtually all of them were captured or destroyed. 'It is so valuable that it is estimated to be ...

The annihilation of Hitler’s elite panzer force is still cited in Russia today as a great turning point in World War II. In truth, the Germans destroyed many more tanks at Prokhorovka than the ...