This video pits WWII’s Tiger II heavy tank against the modern Leopard II in a hypothetical battle of past versus present.

Tank Ace poster boy for the Panzers - Michael Wittmann served in the Waffen SS during WW2 and became one of the most talked about tank ace's of the war. Well known for his actions at Villers-Bocage on ...

This troop had some of the most advanced tanks of the time, including the legendary Tiger 231, the World War II tank that wouldn't die. Before we move ahead with Tiger 231's story, it's ...

Tank Museum curator David Willey said the Tiger was a "truly fearsome machine" A World War Two Tiger tank - thought to be the last of its type in working order - is being loaned to the makers of ...

Ultimately, the Tiger I and Tiger II fell short of turning the tide of the war, despite being renowned as some of the most legendary tanks of WW2. Early in the war, the Germans had success ...

Just How Threatening Was the German Tiger?” on the World of Tanks website and “8 Reasons Why The Tiger Is The Most Overrated WW2 Tank” by Aaron Spray of Hotcars.Com. As the saying goes ...

How’s that for auto evolution? The Tiger is probably the tank that’s most frequently associated with the German army of World War II. This leviathan on tracks first saw service in 1942.

The Tiger I (officially known as Panzerkampfwagen VI Tiger Ausf. H) was deployed on all German fronts during WWII. The formidable tank weighed 50 tons (54 metric tons) and was heavily armored.

Tank Museum curator David Willey said the Tiger was a "truly fearsome machine" A World War Two Tiger tank - thought to be the last of its type in working order - is being loaned to the makers of ...

Tank Museum curator David Willey said the Tiger was a "truly fearsome machine" A World War Two Tiger tank - thought to be the last of its type in working order - is being loaned to the makers of ...