Tanks are the undisputed heavy hitters of the battlefield, designed to deliver devastating firepower and protection. But some tanks stand out from the rest, not just for their formidable firepower but ...

Tanks, artillery head from Fort Cavazos to Washington for big Army parade In scenes that evoke wartime preparations, Fort Cavazos is sending dozens of battle tanks, armored troop carriers and ...

Army preparing tanks for cross-country trip to DC for military parade The Army on Wednesday began preparing to ship Abrams tanks from its base in Fort Cavazos, Texas, to Washington, D.C., to ...

The Maus Super-Heavy Tank was a WWII giant. Learn about its design, power, and why it never saw real combat.

The T28 Super Heavy Tank was, in essence, the largest tank in American history, and it was not made that way simply to appear intimidating.

That tank is the experimental American T28 super-heavy tank that currently sits in the museum’s collection making other nearby tanks seem small in comparison.

World War II saw tank tech expand as the conflict spurred the development of armored vehicles. Here are the most dangerous tanks fielded by the Axis forces.

Check out a new set of images from SpaceX showing its mighty Super Heavy booster back on the launchpad ahead of further testing.

Russia’s T-14 Armata—an alleged super tank that was the star of Kremlin propaganda circa-2014—has finally joined battle in Ukraine.

What is clear, though, is that investing in large World War II–era materiel such as the heavy tank, enormous aircraft carrier, and super-expensive fixed-wing aircraft has never been riskier.

Despite arriving too late for service in World War II, however, the IS-3 saw combat elsewhere, as the Soviet Union exported the heavy tank to allied or client states particularly in the Middle East.