We count down the top five tanks that changed the face of warfare, judging them by firepower, armor, mobility, and battlefield impact. From World War II icons to modern armored giants, this list shows ...

The Crusader tank was one of the best tanks Britain had in the early part of WW2, but its flaws ultimately relegated it to reconnaissance missions as German tanks evolved.

The Germans lost WW2 because they could not match the mass the Allies could generate. For instance, in the later stages of the war the Allies produced around 60,000 Sherman tanks, which eventually ...

In WWII, the German army developed many types of armored vehicles. See why one of these quick Panzers was given the nickname of the "Bumblebee." ...

The Panzerkampfwagen VI Tiger tank was a German heavy tank that served on the Eastern Front, Western Front, and in North Africa during World War II.

Nearly all of the German army's Panzer tanks were equipped with Maybach engines. Daimler-Benz and Krupp helped design most of them.

But German experience in France revealed that heavier tanks like the Matilda and Char B1bis tanks were effectively immune to small-caliber anti-tank guns.

It’s hard not to be fascinated with these multi-ton war vehicles, but it’s soldiers, civilians and their encounters who rightfully take center stage.