Grainy footage is circulating of a British-built Challenger 2 tank, donated to Ukraine 18 months ago, allegedly meeting its ...

To the list of excellent tank names we’ve chronicled over the years, we must now add “Divine Intervention,” an M1A2 Abrams ...

A Stryker, Challenger 2 and Marder with Ukrainian air assault forces. British-made Challenger 2 tanks, German-made Marder fighting vehicles and Stryker fighting vehicles from the United States all ...

British soldiers use the boiling vessels to heat up food rations, not solely to make tea. For years, viral social media posts have claimed that British soldiers have had the ability to brew hot tea ...

Ukraine received its first tanks from Germany and the United Kingdom, among other tactical vehicles, officials of all three countries announced on Monday. Ukrainian Defense Minister Oleksii Reznikov ...

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The Tank Museum in Dorset, England, is helping Ukraine in its fight against Russia. In collaboration with Cook Defense Systems, they are working to produce replacement tracks for tanks. The Museum has ...

Like the works of Charles Darwin or your average game of Pokémon, Main Battle Tanks are constantly evolving. As far as British MBTs are concerned, most roads tend to pass through the all-time classic ...

In this video, we look back at the Matilda infantry tank, one of Britain’s most respected armored vehicles of World War II.

What's amazing about the first version of the Challenger is that it holds the record for the furthest sucessful tank kill ever carried out. During the Gulf War, the Challenger was able to blow up an ...

This collection of Grade A scrap steel, according to the Germans, is all that is left of a British tank force after a recent skirmish near the border between Libya and Egypt. The Germans were ...

With the horrors of trench warfare in World War I, a specific need arose for a new kind of weapon, and the British were at the forefront of its creation. King's Liverpool Regiment soldier Thomas Brown ...