Many early WWI tanks had their turrets mounted on the side of the vehicle, much like da Vinci's original design, although this approach was gradually dropped in favor of the layout we today ...

Ever wondered what it was like inside a WW1 trench, tank, or WWII’s legendary Lancaster Bomber? These stunning cross-sections reveal the secrets, design, and reality of life and war inside ...

The tank was designed to withstand machine-gun fire ... and if you wanted to see out the side, you looked through steel periscopes, which gave you a sort of translucent outside light, all distorted.

WW1 tank commander Cecil Sewell was awarded the Victoria Cross for his bravery in trying to help stranded colleagues at Fremincourt in France in August 1918. Georgie took a ride in a replica Mark ...

A series of well-aimed, short machine gun bursts were fired at one of the tank’s exhaust ports. Much of the damage occurred on the left side of the tank which from reconnaissance photos taken ...