One of those ‘So crazy it can’t be true’ stories about the quirks of war, by World of Tanks
Stinky and the Emergency Part 1 Wouldn’t it have been a terrible thing if, in the middle of WW2, the people responsible for training and…
Exercise Dracula Part II: testing between the Centaur, Cromwell & Sherman, by World of Tanks
Way back when, the US Army received a Centaur (T121154) and a Cromwell (T184085) from the British Army for testing. They…
Exercise Dracula: testing between the Centaur, Cromwell & Sherman tanks by World of Tanks
A little while ago, you will recall, I came across a report of comparative testing between two British cruisers (Centaur and Cromwell) and Sherman…
Part III: The US Army Tests the Firefly, article by World of Tanks
This is the third and final part of the look at the US Army’s testing of the British 17pr conversion of the M4. If you…
Meet the Band of Brothers Actors in Normandy in June.
Meet the Band of Brothers Actors in Normandy in June. When & Where: June 5, 6 & 7, 2015 at Overlord Omaha Beach Museum, the…
Education Center at The Tank Museum Ignites Pupil’s Interest in History
Helped by donations from Wargaming, the Education Center at the Tank Museum, Bovington has seen some huge benefits since opening in 2012. The Education Center has allowed…
Part II: The US Army Tests the Firefly, article by World of Tanks
If you missed Part 1, you might want to go back and check it before continuing. When we left our brave testers, they were standing…
Part I: The US Army Tests the Firefly, article by World of Tanks
World of Tanks Military Specialist, Nicholas The Chieftain Moran: There are various stories going around about how the US Army was foolish for…
Part II of “Where did the names of tanks come from?” – From World of Tanks
World of Tanks Military Specialist, Nicholas The Chieftain Moran: Some weeks ago, I put up a few discoveries about US tank names which I had found…
World of Tanks Video: Inside the Tanks – The Jagdtiger
As you may have read, we have partnered up with World of Tanks to bring you some great and cool content. At the bottom of…
Where did the names of tanks come from by World of Tanks
As you may have read, we have partnered up with WarGaming.net to bring you some great and cool content. Now over to World of Tanks…
Inside a T–72 with Wargamings very own Military Specialist Richard The Challenger Cutland
Wargaming EU very own ‘Military Special’ Richard Cutland i.e. “The Challenger”. Has recently teamed up with our colleagues from Wargaming Asia to go “down under”…