Panzer-Kraftwagen: Armoured Cars of the German Army and Freikorps Aircraft Through much of World War

Through much of World War II British tanks and armoured vehicles were outmatched by the German tanks they encountered and this led to the British Army placing much emphasis on ensuring that the same situation would not arise again if the Cold War turned hot

Sherman M4A1 and Mark IV tanks with the Tank Museum logo

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000 COBI pieces

BRIXMIS (British Commander-in-Chief's Mission to the Group Soviet Forces of Occupation in Germany) is one of the most covert elite units of the British Army

Panzer-Kraftwagen: Armoured Cars of the German Army and Freikorps Aircraft Through much of World WarBy Rainer Strasheim Before World War One, the militaries of all powers generally observed experiments regarding armoured cars with interest, but they demonstrated great restraint when it came to adopting them in their peacetime establishments. Thus, when war came in August 1914, none of the belligerent armies was equipped with organic armoured cars. A wartime German construction programme was slowly proceeding when the War Ministry ordered the Traffic