It was the undisputed symbol of German armored might, feared by every Allied soldier. But was this behemoth of the ...

The Tiger I ended up being one of the most feared weapons of the Second World War — its 88 mm gun and thick armour striking ...

Nazi Germany’s Tiger is arguably the most famous tank of World War II. With its thick armor and devastating 88-millimeter gun, the Mark VI—or Tiger I—soon earned a devastating reputation on the ...

Here’s What You Need To Remember: Heavy tanks like the King Tiger proved a dead end. After 1945, nations switched to building main battle tanks that had sufficient firepower and armor to breach enemy ...

An ambitious £1m plan to restore one of World War Two's most formidable tanks has been launched by a Dorset museum. The King ...

A chunk of shrapnel left wedged in the world's only running World War Two Tiger I tank for more than 80 years has been plucked from one of its wheels. The lump of metal was found in the German Tiger ...

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They're big, intimidating, destructive, and possibly one of the most important assets utilized in World War II. The impact that tanks had on the battlefield during the global conflict cannot be ...

FULL, Switzerland (Reuters) - A Swiss museum is restoring a rare King Tiger tank used by Nazi Germany's 506th Heavy Tank Battalion on the Western Front and hopes it will become the second driveable ...