Many believe that the Churchill tank, widely used by the United Kingdom during World War II, was named for then-prime minister Winston Churchill. It was not—but there is a connection.

Britain’s tank design during World War Two roughly divided armor into two categories, fast lightly-armored cruiser tanks that sacrificed armor for speed, and slower, more heavily armored infantry ...

Initially regarded with suspicion and frustration, the Churchill tank faced numerous setbacks in testing and early combat.

Tanks have come a long way since the 1940s. Here's a video that shows two British Army tanks: the World War II-era Churchill Mk. IV tank alongside the modern Challenger 2 tank. The Churchill tank, ...

A Churchill tank that was made at the Vauxhall factory in Luton has gone on display in the town this weekend as part of VE Day celebrations. The 38-ton Mark III tank, transported from The Tank Museum, ...

I lived in Salisbury during the war and I remember seeing some of the VIPs who visited, people like King Farouk and Princess Maria, they all came to Salisbury. This story was submitted to the People’s ...

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In World War II, when the British Army were down to their last 100 tanks, it called on Vauxhall Motors in Luton to save the day. They ably rose to the challenge, even though it made the town a target ...

The Great War introduced tanks to modern warfare, and by WWII, armies worked tirelessly to place superior armored vehicles on the battlefield. Each nation vied for battlefield dominance with numerous ...