Can the improved 6.7-liter Cummins diesel V-6 engine and ZF 8-speed automatic transmission handle a cross-country towing beatdown?

The M103, America’s last heavy tank, was developed in the 1950s as a direct response to formidable Soviet heavy tanks like ...

The Army has officially killed further delivers of the M10 Booker, canceling not just a billion-dollar program to build a heavily-armed vehicle for fast-moving infantry units, but also putting a ...

The 10.6-meter-diameter, 9.0-meter-high tank is part of the development of the Long March 9; a future reusable super heavy-lift rocket designed for large lunar and infrastructure missions which ...

The Indian Army, alarmed by the heavy tank losses suffered by Russia in Ukraine due to drone warfare, is seeking advanced counter-drone systems for its T-90S and T-72 tanks. A recent RFI outlines ...

While we've had access to Drake Tanks before, they now have new functionality including rocket-boosted backflips. Heavy Metal is a 6v6 vehicle combat mode The 6v6 vehicle combat activity is only ...

Simple History WWI Tanks: Tank Mk I Heavy Tank Posted: November 28, 2024 | Last updated: March 5, 2025 The Tank Mark I Heavy Tank (First World War Tech) The tank Mark I was the service model of ...

Heavy Tanks form the backbone of many militaries primarily because they carry the greatest amount of firepower per defence dollar spent. Typically a three person crew - driver, gunner, and ...

The Superheavy Tank was designed by Pan-Europe to match the Combine's Ogre Mark I. Since the unit is a manned unit, the CRT treats the unit as a conventional unit, being disabled or destroyed as ...

When a tank comes with built-in adjectives like "super" and "heavy," the name speaks for itself. However, the fear such a title could strike into soldiers' hearts never was, as only two prototypes ...

Heavy tanks are the largest cavalry meant to face off against other tanks. This means they have the thickest armor and biggest gun, trading off mobility for enhanced protection and firepower.

The advantage of heavy tanks lies with their high-caliber guns, which far outclass their smaller counterparts. (These are the U.S. military’s oldest and newest, tanks, trucks, and armored vehicles.) ...