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A Panzer III of the 14th Panzer Division west of Rostov-on-Don, 1941.

Cromwell Mk IV ‘Satan’s Chariot’ of 5th RTR, Striding Ashore - Colorized

Tiger 1s of s.Pz.Abt. 505 during operations on the northern flank of the Kursk salient near the Orel salient, Summer, 1943.

T-34 with soviet and american soldier's

T26E3 Pershing Eagle 7

Sherman II, C squadron, 44th RTR, commanded by Lt.Charles D.W Arseneault, knocked out by a panther at Havelt, Veghel, Netherlands, 23rd september 1944.

A Tiger II of schwere Panzerabteilung 507 knocked out by Task Force Kane, Combat Command A, 3rd Armored Division during the fighting in Osterode, April 10th, 1945.

Quadruple Besa machine gun turret on a Vickers Light Tank AA Mk 1 in North Africa in September 1942

3rd Marine Division, M67 Flame Thrower Tank in Action near Da Nang. The U.S. Army no longer had flamethrower tanks but the Marine Corps sent several to Vietnam.

Company of PzKpfw III tanks marshalled for surrender in Norway, June 1945.

A Panther tank, M3 Lee, Tiger I, and Jagdpanzer IV undergoing evaluation at a German testing facility, 1944

German Panzer IVs stationed outside the Palace of the Grand Master of the Knights of Rhodes, Greece, August 1943

IS-2 with infantry on it on the move. 1945

Achilles crosses Savio River on Churchill Twaby Ark October 1944

American soldiers inspect King Tiger

M4s at Mule Day in Columbia, Tennessee, 1949.

Churchills of the 6th Guards Tank Brigade, November 2nd, 1944.

German Pz IV medium tank firing at night.

British Matilda II and Valentine tanks prior to being shipped to the Soviet Union at the docks in Liverpool on October 17th 1941

German 15 cm sFH13/1 (Sf) auf Geschützwagen Lorraine Schlepper (f), based on the French Lorraine 37L, seen in a photograph given by German prisoners of war following the Tunisian Campaign.

American soldiers inspect a Panther knocked out by an M10 tank destroyer of the 3rd Algerian Division in Italy's Lazio province, May 25th, 1944.

An M4 belonging to the 66th armored regiment, 2nd AD, bellies down in the mud. Geilenkirchen, Germany, 19th november 1944.

A Royal Scots Dragoon Guards Challenger 1, taking part in the Gulf War, festooned with extra stowage and kit. The red paint displayed on the external fuel drum is most likely intended to provide additional air recognition.

M4A3 Sherman passing a defeated Panther in the northern salient of the Bulge

Tigers and Panthers outside the Henschel factory in Kassel, carrying some kind of wooden crate on their turret roofs