This Cold War Weapon Didn't Have to Penetrate a Tank to Kill the Crew
"HESH" stands for "high-explosive squash head." Its name is surprisingly indicative of how it works.
Tanks
This Soldier Amputated His Own Leg to Help Save His Comrades When Their Tank Crashed
"Either I step up or we all die," the Army specialist said.
Army M1 Tanks Are Getting the Ability to Locate and Destroy Enemy Missiles
Ultimately, four brigades of tanks will get the new system.
Army Studying Whether M1 Tank Replacement Should Be Driver-Optional
It will be another three years before senior leaders decide what to do with the service's Cold War-era M1 Abrams tank.
Will There Be Tanks at Trump's Fourth of July 'Salute To America' Parade?
President Donald Trump loves Abrams tanks, but it was unclear whether they will be part of the 4th of July events.
There Will Be Tanks in DC for Fourth of July 'Salute to America,' Trump Says
President Donald Trump said Monday that tanks will be part of the Fourth of July celebration.
While Hitler Snored: D-Day, Rommel and the Panzers
"The question is, would a different deployment of the Panzer units have affected the outcome of D-Day?"
Ready, Aim, Oops! Historic Tank Turns Lemon-Lime Yellow
A Korean War era tank owned by the West Virginia National Guard has turned bright lemon-lime yellow.
Trump Tours Ohio Army Tank Plant, Touts Efforts to Rebuild Military
Trump returned to Ohio, the state that foretold his 2016 victory, with a tour of a tank plant, where he touted its expansion.
Why Lima, Ohio, Is Ground Zero in the Battle over Defense Spending
Every Abrams tank in Army inventory started its life in Lima, Ohio.
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Marine Corps to Shut Down, Cut Back 7 MOSs as the Force Prepares for Change
Marines in several jobs will need to move into new fields -- or even other branches of the military.
Army Private's Medal of Honor Sold for More than $15,000 by German Auction House
There was a campaign to stop the auction, but Germany is not subject to U.S. laws.
Police: Soldier Saved Lives by Stopping Shooter on Bridge
A soldier stationed in Kansas saved “countless lives” when he hit a man with his car as the man was shooting randomly.
Russian Jets Blocked US Plane in Unsafe Maneuvers Over Mediterranean, Navy Says
It was the third time in two months that Russian aircraft have intercepted Navy aircraft in the Sixth Fleet of operations.
Sergeant Major of the Army Explains How a Socially Distanced ACFT Will Work
Sergeant Major of the Army Michael Grinston said ACFT events can be performed while COVID-19 protocols are still in effect.