With TANKFEST 2025 taking place in just a few weeks, the Tank Museum has made an exciting announcement: an M3 Grant will be ...

The King Tiger (Königstiger) was one of the most powerful tanks of World War II, combining thick armor and a deadly 88mm KwK ...

MORE than 4,500 people attended The Tank Museum's Spring Tiger Day to see the world's only ... There was a special appearance from the museum's recently restored FV4005, a 1940s British prototype ...

The turret is seen beside the hull of a German World War II Tiger II "King Tiger" tank during restoration works at the Swiss Military Museum Full in Full, Switzerland March 22, 2021. (REUTERS ...

"Everyone wants to see a Tiger, they are legendary, so to get one for this museum and to restore it is like hitting the jackpot in the lottery," he added. The tank, which has armour up to 18.5 cm ...

“Everyone wants to see a Tiger, they are legendary, so to get one for this museum and to restore it is like hitting the jackpot in the lottery,” he added. The tank, which has armour up to 18.5 ...

Steele said German Tiger and Panther tanks used during ... It’s doubtful this tank saw combat, but the restoration includes markings for Company A, 191st Tank Battalion, in honor of its ...

He said it had a "formidable reputation and could destroy an enemy tank from over 2km away". Curator David Willey said: "The Tiger was restored so that the public could fully appreciate what a ...

He said it had a "formidable reputation and could destroy an enemy tank from over 2km away". Curator David Willey said: "The Tiger was restored so that the public could fully appreciate what a ...