One of the strangest tank concepts ever patented, this WWII-era design featured a central leg powered by explosive gas and six guns in a radial layout. It promised mobility without tracks and ...

The Hopping Tank, also known as the Floating Pillbox, was a 1940s American concept for a single-legged, gyroscopically stabilized war machine capable of leaping across the battlefield. Armed with ...

KNDS presented its Leopard 2 A-RC 3.0 main battle tank concept at the Eurosatory trade show on June 17, 2024, outside of Paris. (Sebastian Sprenger/staff photo) 35,725 people played the daily ...

KNDS presented its Leopard 2 A-RC 3.0 main battle tank concept at the Eurosatory trade show on June 17, 2024, outside of Paris. (Sebastian Sprenger/staff photo) PARIS — Armored-vehicle makers ...

Hyundai Rotem is promising to build a silent, electric-drive battle tank that can pull off the same trick — and a whole lot more.

The turtle tank, a “marvel of modern Russian engineering,” is “blind, loud and stupid,” Misyura said. “This hardware needs to be retired, not pressed into active service,” the driver said.

Industry frenemies KNDS and Rheinmetall presented new ideas for a main battle tank at the Eurosatory trade show in Paris.

Industry frenemies KNDS and Rheinmetall presented new ideas for a main battle tank at the Eurosatory trade show in Paris.

Rolls-Royce Power Systems has unveiled a new concept diesel-electric hybrid tank engine that it says could increase stealth and boost performance.

Tanks have had a big role in warfare for over a century, and while the main battle tank is still king, there've been a lot of different designs over the years.

Summary: The T-95, an experimental fourth-generation main battle tank developed by Russia’s Uralvagonzavod, was poised to revolutionize armored warfare with advanced features and formidable ...

Robot wingmen vs. China: What a think tank’s wargame revealed about a key USAF concept As the Air Force contemplates a range of price points, the tabletop exercise suggests cheaper is better.