Tanks Codexery

A source-cited reference to tanks

Tanks (21)

• M1 Abrams — Third-generation American main battle tank
• T-34 — The Soviet medium tank that changed the course of World War II.
• Tiger I — The German heavy tank that mounted the famous 'eighty-eight'.
• M4 Sherman — The most-produced American tank of World War II.
• Leopard 2 — Third generation German main battle tank, in service since 1979.
• Challenger 2 — Third generation British main battle tank in service with the UK, Oman, and Ukraine.
• T-90 — Third-generation Russian main battle tank derived from the T-72.
• Panzer IV — German medium tank, originally designed for infantry support.
• Tiger II — The King Tiger: combining Tiger I armour with Panther sloped design.
• Centurion — The centurion: Roman officer commanding a century, blending NCO and commissioned officer roles.
• M60 Patton — The American second-generation main battle tank that served from the Cold War through the Gulf War.
• IS-2 — The IS-2 (ИС-2, also written as JS-2) was a Soviet heavy tank, the second model in the IS series named for Joseph…
• KV-1 — Heavy Soviet tank with impenetrable early-war armour.
• Churchill tank — A heavily armoured British infantry tank of the Second World War, known for its ability to climb steep slopes and serve…
• Matilda II — The heavily armoured British infantry tank that served from the start to the end of World War II.
• T-14 Armata — Russian fourth-generation main battle tank with unmanned turret and crew capsule.
• Merkava — Israeli main battle tank series with front-engine crew protection design.
• Leclerc — The Leclerc is a third-generation main battle tank built by KNDS France. It is named for Marshal Philippe Leclerc de…
• Panther tank — German medium tank of World War II, officially Panzerkampfwagen V Panther (Sd.Kfz. 171).
• Renault FT — First production tank with a fully rotating turret.
• Mark I — First tank used in combat

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