The German Panzer V Panther tank was well-traveled in World War II, being used for battles in Italy, France, Belgium, and Holland.

The Siegfried Line was a defensive perimeter around the western front of Germany, littered with pillboxes — bunkers — tank obstacles ... place of retreat in World War II.

The StuG III, or Sturmgeschütz III, was the most produced German armored fighting vehicle in WWII. It could penetrate the front armor of tanks like the KV-1. The powerful tank destroyer and its ...

Following World War II ... these discarded fuel cells into miniature speed demons and racing them out on dry lake beds, hence the name lakesters. Bruce Meyer: The belly tank was a natural because ...