British Armor

The Matilda II, also known as the Infantry Tank Mark II, was a British infantry tank used during …

At the side of the Four-Fronts bridge is a field where a commemorative event was held in August …

A 17pdr SP Achilles tank destroyer sits on a pedestal at the side of the road near the …

Another tank from the Hobart's Funnies series is the Sherman mines flail tank named Crab. A Sherman M4 …

This is our Top 5 of Tank Museums with WW2 tanks and armored vehicles on display that you should …

Museum MM Park France or Musée Militaire Park France in La Wantzenau has a great collection of tanks, …

This British 17pdr M10 Achilles tank destroyer was placed as a monument to commemorate the support of the …

The Marmon Herrington M22 Locust was a light tank produced from 1943 for support of British Airborne Operations …

The Sherman Firefly was a modified American M4 Sherman used by the British Army during World War Two …

The Canadian Sexton was a self-propelled artillery gun developed for the British army. [...]Read More...

The BARV, Beach Armored Recovery Vehicle, was based on the Sherman M4 Medium tank. [...]Read More...

The Crusader III AA Mk III was a British self-propelled anti-aircraft tank used during World War II, based …

Oksbøl Varde in Denmark has an average size but really nice museum with artillery pieces, tanks, uniforms and …

The Valentine Bridgelayer is based on the Valentine Infantry Tank MK II. This turretless amoured bridgelayer is fitted …

The Cromwell Cruiser Tank Mk VIII or Tank, Cruiser, Mk VIII, Cromwell - General Staff Number A27M. The …

The Canal Defence Light, based on Infantry Tank Matilda Mk II, a was a British secret weapon of …

Praying Mantis - based on a Universal Carrier build to fire over walls and obstacles. [...]Read More...

The Tank, Heavy, TOG II* was a prototype British tank design produced in the early part of the …