Past: The Liberty/ MkVIII The first American-made tank was the Liberty or Mark VIII, an evolution of earlier British designs, produced immediately after WWI. It was bigger than earlier models and ...

The United States fielded a pretty standard lineup of tanks during the Cold War. First came the Patton line, which evolved in a pretty straightforward fashion from the M47 to the M60 with a few ...

How the tank inspired the British war effort and terrified the enemy when it was introduced to the battlefields of World War One.

Weighing in at nine tons and measuring 25 feet long, 9-plus feet tall and 8 1/2 feet wide, the prototype tank built in Winona in 1916 looks as though it likely inspired the first British tank ...

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 changed the face of war forever, but its origins lie in two months of feverish invention in 1915, in a small hotel.

It was not the worst tank ever, but not exactly good, either. There’s a reason why the bulk of Germany’s World War I tank force was comprised of captured — and superior — French and ...

SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY, N.Y. (WSYR-TV) — Eight teams are competing in Syracuse University’s Invent@SU program, where undergraduate students design, prototype, and pitch devices that have never ...

He developed a prototype which he called the Tucker Tiger Tank. The vehicle was wheeled, not tracked, so it would more properly be considered not a tank but an armored car.