Born on the battlefields of World War II, this tank-destroying invention proved so effective that it’s still in service nearly a century later. From ambushes in Europe to conflicts around the ...

The Home Guard was trained to use the "Blacker Bombard" anti-tank mortars The remains of a World War Two defence found in a Coventry hedgerow could get protected status. The concrete base for a ...

These armored vehicles were designed to destroy tanks ... World War II. However, they're expensive to make and unreliable to operate in the field. The Germans wanted to create a self-propelled ...

The StuG III, or Sturmgeschütz III, was the most produced German armored fighting vehicle in WWII. It could penetrate ... Nashorn performed poorly as anti-tank weapons, Germany created the ...