Tanks and tractors

13/10/2025

12/10/2025

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07/10/2025

Lunch stop.

📸 Craig Moore.

07/10/2025

Cromwell ARV towing a captured German PzKpfw IV tank, July 6, 1944.

06/10/2025

Serbian M84 somewhere on the streets of Klina, Kosovo, 1999.

21/09/2025

In 1960 there were approx 9 million cows in the UK
Now in 2025 there are approx 9 million cows in the UK.

In 1960 there were approx 6million cars in the UK
Now in 2025 there are approx 34 million cars in the UK.

18/09/2025

September 2025. - Novi Sad, Serbia 🚜🇷🇸

29/08/2025

Panthers moving past the Colosseum in Rome, early 1944. Rome would remain in Axis hands until June 4th, when it was taken by the Allies.

19/08/2025

Tractor used to haul 15 inch Naval gun, First World War.

Photograph taken during experimental tests at Lumps Fort, Southsea in 1915. IWM Q 72882

10/08/2025

Take a closer look at the barrel of this Panzer IV....

09/07/2025

Here's a camouflaged road in Finland during WW2, the trees were hung up with rope so the enemy couldn't see the road. (1941)

04/07/2025

Elements of the schwere Panzerjäger Abteilung 519 (s.Pz.Jg.Abt.519) supporting the infantry:

In the foreground, the Nashorn (Hornisse) tank destroyer, codenamed "Brandenburg."

The report depicts the Battle of Witebsk, notably featuring heavy armored elements such as the Panzer VI Tiger of a heavy tank battalion (possibly the 505th Heavy Tank Destroyer Battalion) and the Nashorn (Sd.kfz.164) of the 519th Heavy Tank Destroyer Battalion (S.Pz.Jg.Abt.519, 519th Heavy Tank Destroyer Battalion).

Half-tracked vehicles (Sd.kfz.10/4) equipped with 2 cm Flak 38 guns (PK697 F791 L10 to L12). The Nashorn, named Brandenburg, advances in support of the infantry. A second Nashorn is present, but its name is not visible.

Note: Engaged east of Witebsk, the schwere Panzerjäger Abteilung 519 destroyed 290 vehicles (between 20/12/1944 and 22/02/1944) for 6 losses, including 4 scuttled units.