During World War II, the battlefields of Europe were dominated by the fearsome German Panzers, striking fear into Allied forces with their formidable firepower and armor. In the heat of the war, the ...

The battlefields of World War II were the stage for some of the most epic and legendary tank clashes in history. Germany's famed Panzer forces were frequently at the heart of these intense ...

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Germany commits to a major military overhaul, including purchasing Leopard 2A8 tanks and Boxer APCs, to strengthen its ...

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Lead a platoon of WWII tanks in Call To Arms: Panzer Elite, a 3rd and 1st person perspective action game that lets you you engage in realistic, tactical combat across historic battlefields.

Germany is ramping up its battle tank brigade in Lithuania to strengthen NATO’s eastern flank as European allies take unprecedented steps to deter an increasingly hostile Russia.

Students of military history know the battle of Kursk in 1943 as the largest-ever clash of armoured forces – a battle that would prove a vital turning point in the defeat of Nazi Germany. It was ...

Tanks were usually involved in any invasion in the European theatre during World War II. The German Panzer Is and IIs spearheaded the invasion of Poland, while the later Panzer IIIs and IVs were ...

Allied tanks and artillery clashed with German Panzer tanks and other vehicles for more than a month in the Ardennes Forest.

For all of these reasons, the rapid German progress, powered largely by divisions of Panzers and the support of the Luftwaffe, defined the early course of World War II.