Why did German tanks have a strange paste on them during WWII? Meet Zimmerit—the anti-magnetic coating designed to protect against enemy mines!

The tanks are part of a more ambitious strategic program that includes a nuclear submarine and 24 state of the art fighter-bombers The Brazilian army purchased 250 German leopard 1 A5 tanks which ...

Germany has moved a step closer to building a new main battle tank — already dubbed Leopard 3 — with a contract issued for ...

The Alstom plant in Görlitz has built rolling stock for more than 175 years. It has now been acquired by Franco-German ...

The T-34 played a pivotal role in winning the Second World War. But eighty years later, the tank is a museum piece.

Defense consortium KNDS, known for building Leopard tanks and other combat vehicles, has increased its shareholding in German defense company Renk Group to 25.1% from 6.7%.

Here’s What You Need to Know: Seven percent of all German tanks that were destroyed by British/Commonwealth forces in the Normandy Campaign were knocked out of action by PIATs. During the ...

Italy's defense chief has urged contractors Rheinmetall and Leonardo to make haste in building and delivering hundreds of ...

(Bernd Wüstneck/dpa via AP, File) German soldiers load tank howitzers for transport to Lithuania at the Bundeswehr army base ...

The transformation of the Goerlitz factory, located near the Polish border, into a combat-vehicle plant should be completed ...