Tanks
21 entries in the Tanks compendium.
Tanks — Era Chart
M1 AbramsThird-generation American main battle tank, named for General Creighton Abrams.T-34Soviet medium tank that shaped Eastern Front warfare.Tiger IGerman heavy tank of World War II, first with 8.8 cm KwK 36 gun.M4 ShermanThe most-produced American tank of World War II.Leopard 2The Leopard 2 is a third-generation German main battle tank. Krauss-Maffei developed it duChallenger 2The FV4034 Challenger 2, known to the Ministry of Defence as the "CR2," is a third-generatT-90Third-generation Russian main battle tank derived from the T-72.Panzer IVGerman medium tank, intended to fight other armoured fighting vehicles.Tiger IIGerman heavy tank of WWII, successor to the Tiger I.CenturionPost-war British main battle tank, widely exported and long-serving.M60 PattonAmerican second-generation main battle tank, Cold War mainstay.IS-2The IS-2 (ИС-2, also written as JS-2) was a Soviet heavy tank, the second model in the IS KV-1Heavy Soviet tank with impenetrable early-war armour.Churchill tankHeavy British infantry tank of the Second World War.Matilda IIHeavily armoured British infantry tank of World War II.T-14 ArmataRussian fourth-generation main battle tank with unmanned turret.MerkavaIsraeli main battle tank series with front-engine crew protection design.LeclercThe Leclerc is a third-generation main battle tank built by KNDS France. It is named for MPanther tankGerman medium tank of World War II, designed to counter the T-34.Renault FTFirst production tank with a fully rotating turret.Mark IMost numerous British tank of the First World War, first used at Messines Ridge.
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