Field Marshal von Manstein spoke of this self-propelled gun as “the best means of supporting infantry.” In the Red Army it was called an “artillery assault” ...

Of the seventeen Wehrmacht tank divisions that participated in the attack on the USSR in the summer of 1941, six were armed with Czech-made tanks Pz.35(t) an...

Blitzkrieg. Now this word is probably familiar to everyone. Short, like a shot, loud, like the click of a bullet on armor, clanging like tank tracks - at the...

In the 1960-1970s, several types of self-propelled artillery units (SPG) for various purposes were created in the Soviet Union. Most of them, by a strange wh...

This super-heavy tank was supposed to become a “miracle weapon” capable of turning the tide of the war and returning the lost superiority to the Pentsevaffe ...

They joked about this tank that it was put into service only “thanks to the hammer and such and such a mother.” Despite the phenomenal firepower and armor pe...

Panzer III is the most famous German tank of the early period of World War II! It is he who can most often be seen in German newsreels of those years. Close-...

Panzer IV - under this name this combat vehicle was almost unknown to the soldiers and commanders of the Red Army. And even now, 60 years after the end of th...

A FUNDAMENTALLY NEW BOOK by a leading historian of armored vehicles! A fresh look at the main tank of the 20th century, which became a symbol of the Great Vi...

This magnificent amphibious tank was created to cross any water obstacles during the future Great War in Europe and the breakthrough of the Soviet Army to th...

The legendary T-34. The famous "thirty-four". The symbol of our Victory. Hundreds of these tanks, raised on a pedestal, stand throughout the country and half...