By mid-1944, Germany considered the Panzer IV increasingly outclassed and wanted to give its chassis the more powerful 2.95-inch L/70 gun, but the standard turret was too small to accept it. A Tall ...
What's the coolest rear-engined V12 German vehicle you've seen lately? If you can't think of any German-made V12 with the powerhouse in the rear, then perhaps you're thinking too small - likely about ...
The Panzer IV began World War II as a support tank armed with a short-barreled 75mm gun for attacking infantry and fortifications. Encounters with heavily armored French and Soviet tanks forced ...