Real History Online
WW2-Tanks
-
1.1KSU-85 Soviet Self Propelled Gun
Su-85 History and production SU-85 is a medium-weight Soviet self-propelled gun belonging to the class of tank destroyers. SU-85s were actively and...
-
1.6K2T-26 Soviet Light Tank
T-26 Light Tank History T-26 is a Soviet light tank, based on the British Vickers Mk E tank, adopted by the USSR...
-
1.9KT-34-85 Soviet Medium Tank
T-34-85 – the military designation of the last mass modification of the Soviet medium tank T-34 with an 85-mm caliber gun. Adopted...
-
3.2KKV-1 Heavy Tank – Best Tank Design of Early WW2
KV-1 Heavy Soviet Tank – Shocking Surprise to The German and Axis Forces. KV-1 (named after Kliment Voroshilov, like the rest of...
-
3.9K1Stug IV – German WW2 Assault Gun-(Sturmgeschütz IV)
Was Stug IV Germany’s Best Weapon? Sturmgeschütz IV (StuG IV, Sturmgeshütz IV, Stug 4) is a medium- German self-propelled artillery unit of...
-
2.6KKV1 Ghost Tank – Raised from Niva River
Kv1 Tank “Ghost”- Raised from The depth of the Niva River This specific KV1 with it’s road wheel missing was raised...
-
2.0K1M10 Tank Destroyer “Wolverine”
M10 “Wolverine” – Unorthodox but packing a Punch M10 Tank Destroyer or the 3-in. The Gun Motor Carriage M10 is an anti-tank...
-
3.6KWaffentrager 8.8cm PaK 43 L/71 (Ardelt) – German Self Propelled Gun
Official designation: Alternative designation: Waffentrager 8.8cm PaK 43 L/71 (Ardelt) Work started: 1942 First prototype built: 1944 Stage of completion: two prototypes...
-
3.4K1M3 Lee – American Medium Tank
M3 “Lee” American medium tank during World War II. It was named after the military leader of the American Civil War, General...
