Armoured Vehicles Collection

American M1 Abrams army tank with soldier in the hatch by machine gun

Tank production, World War Two
The assembly of Covenanter IV tanks

German King Tiger tank

American Sherman Crab, army tank with chains spinning on a cylinder attached by steel arms

The Nijmegen Bridge, Holland, 1946 (w/c on paper)
3087982 The Nijmegen Bridge, Holland, 1946 (w/c on paper) by Colville, Alex (1920-2013); Canadian War Museum, Ottawa, Canada; © Canadian War Museum .

The Nijmegen Bridge, Holland, 1946 (oil on canvas)
3087974 The Nijmegen Bridge, Holland, 1946 (oil on canvas) by Colville, Alex (1920-2013); Canadian War Museum, Ottawa, Canada; © Canadian War Museum .

Union Pacific Railways, World War II poster, LA PA WWII KEEP WAR SUPPLIES ROLLING; Studio Shot

Annihilated English tank squadron at the Somme (b / w photo)
STC406174 Annihilated English tank squadron at the Somme (b/w photo) by German Photographer (20th Century); Private Collection; The Stapleton Collection; German, out of copyright

Troops of 3rd infantry division sheltering behind armoured vehicles on Queen Beach. 6th June 1944

British army vehicles carrying Bren guns move across the sands of the North African desert during the Second World War March 1942

Churchill Bridgelayer tank with hull removed and bridge attached to a hinged arm, side view

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Churchill Tank mounted with a flame gun at the front and armoured trailer at the back

A7V, German army tank

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"Unleashing the Power: A Glimpse into the World of Armoured Vehicles" From the battlefields of World War Two to modern warfare, they have played a pivotal role in shaping military strategies and protecting soldiers. The iconic American M1 Abrams army tank stands tall, its soldier perched in the hatch, ready to unleash firepower with a machine gun. Tank production during World War Two revolutionized warfare, as seen through the fearsome German King Tiger tank and the versatile American Sherman Crab with its spinning chains. History reminds us of the devastating consequences of war, captured by an annihilated English tank squadron at the Somme in a haunting black and white photograph. Yet technology continues to evolve, paving way for advancements like British Whippet light tanks that proved their mettle on battlefields. In times of conflict, troops seek refuge behind these formidable machines. Troops from 3rd Infantry Division find shelter behind armoured vehicles on Queen Beach while British army vehicles carrying Bren guns traverse North African sands. The importance of keeping war supplies rolling is highlighted by Union Pacific Railways' World War II poster - LA PA WWII KEEP WAR SUPPLIES ROLLING; Studio Shot - emphasizing how they were crucial in transporting essential resources. French Renault FT17 showcases international contributions to armoured vehicle development during World War II. Meanwhile, Churchill Bridgelayer tanks demonstrate ingenuity with their hinged arms and attached bridges – providing vital mobility across obstacles. But it's not just about defense; offensive capabilities are equally significant. The Churchill Tank mounted with a flame gun at its front and an armored trailer at its back exemplifies this balance between protection and firepower. They have become synonymous with military might throughout history – embodying technological advancements while safeguarding those who serve on land. These steel behemoths continue to shape conflicts worldwide as they roll forward into an uncertain future.