Tanks

George S. Patton described the celebration at the end of World War I as the "cruel glee of the weak."

"HESH" stands for "high-explosive squash head." Its name is surprisingly indicative of how it works.

Using single minesweepers to clear a road took too long. So U.S. troops used tanks instead.

Just because the enemy creates a World War I-style defense doesn't mean you have to attack them that way.

For Marines fighting the Japanese on Iwo Jima, there was no better friend than the M4A3 Sherman Tank.

There is now a debate about whether tanks might be on their way to joining chariots and mounted cavalry in the boneyard of...

The British military paused trials of its new tanks after a newspaper reported the vehicles can’t travel safely at more than...

The deactivation ceremony symbolized a bittersweet end to the mission for 1st Marine Division.

69 Marines who were assigned to tank battalions have transferred to the Army, a spokeswoman said.

Enlisted Marines and officers in tank-related military occupational specialties will be eligible for early-out programs.