Feared on every front, the Tiger I and King Tiger were Germany’s most formidable tanks of World War II. This video showcases their battlefield presence, from the Tiger I’s debut in 1942 with its ...

Key Point: Heavy tanks were deadly but could break down and weren’t as reliable or easy to mass produce as other tanks. Nazi Germany’s Tiger is arguably the most famous tank of World War II ...

hopes it will become the second driveable King Tiger left in the world. The 68-tonne behemoth is one of only eight King Tiger tanks remaining from the roughly 490 built during World War Two. "The ...

From the Panzer III to the mighty King Tiger, German tanks carried a weapon that defined their firepower—the MG34. Discover how this finely engineered machine gun became the backbone of armored ...

World War II Irish hero Sir John Gorman from Omagh made history during Operation Goodwood by daring to ram a legendary German ...

The 68-tonne behemoth is one of only eight King Tiger tanks remaining from the roughly 490 built during World War Two.

A Swiss museum is restoring a rare King Tiger tank used by Nazi Germany's 506th Heavy Tank Battalion on the Western Front and hopes it will become the second driveable King Tiger left in the world.

The 68-tonne behemoth is one of only eight King Tiger tanks remaining from the roughly 490 built during World War Two.