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Stug IIIs in motion

Stug IIIs in motion

A picture of my heart. Or something.

leshit:

Andy Council

A picture of my heart. Or something.

leshit:

Andy Council

I'm a sucker for Hello Kitty on butch stuff.

Uh-oh. No good can come of this.

Nobody offended over here! 

photographykrc:

My dads tank..

This may offend people but I had to share! I think its pretty awesome!

Rihanna on a tank. Why not?

scanzen:

An american tank, manned by a French crew, and named after the town of Vesoul in Burgundy, rolls through a liberated town. Victory magazin 1944. vol.2. no.4. (front cover, inside)

M4 Sherman, a Tigris reggelije

I have no idea.

Russkies!

What is this i don't even

blackkitty666:

enough said<3

Lucky Legs II

Shermans couldn't go toe-to-toe with the German heavies, but worked great against the pitiful Japanese tanks.

wayoutofsync:

“The Yanks mop up on Bougainville At night the Japs would infiltrate American lines. At Dawn, the doughboys went out and killed them. This photo shows tank going forward, infantrymen following in its cover.” March 1944.

France? Definitely a Sherman.

wayoutofsync:

Chillin’

Looks like a knocked-out t-62 from Desert Shield

Neat!

cloggo:

Interesting load for these Heavy Haulage Traction Engines is a cast hull Sherman Tank. Most likely at The Great Dorset.

From Shorpy:

I'm not sure who exactly took this photo but it could have been my great grandfather who fought in WWII. The photo was taken in April of 1942 in what I'm guessing is Rochester N.Y. The back of the photo has printed on the back:Chas. J. Ewing 402 Temple Bidg. Stone 2482 Rochester N.Y. April 6th, 1942

cxadventure:

viralwasteland:

Tank close call.

waralbum:

Soviet SPG ISU-122 and tank IS-2 on one of the roads of Transylvania (Romania). 3rd Ukrainian Front, in September 1944.

phreakyphriday:

A tank which is pretty close to my house. However, it no longer has this awesome psychedelic design. It’s pretty crappy lookin’ now really.

London's famous T-34-85 in one of it's lovely disguises.

waralbum:

“Tigers” from the 503rd battalion of heavy tanks at Kursk.

I love this shot. 

waralbum:

U.S. soldiers rest outside the French town of Argentan near a black German tank “Panther” from the 116-Panzer Wehrmacht.

Little Willie, the first tank, used as a test bed to develop tracks and mechanicals in 1915. Now at Bovington. 

waralbum:

American troops from the 83rd Infantry Division of 3rd Patton’s Army move on the main street of the small town of Bihain. Belgium.

waralbum:

American troops from the 83rd Infantry Division of 3rd Patton’s Army move on the main street of the small town of Bihain. Belgium.

impressivedesigns:

(via Sean Fallon)

The Church Tank: Not Aerodynamic Enough For Battle