Nations began building tanks during WWI; since then, tanks have dominated battlefields worldwide. While many nations produce their own tanks, far more purchase or receive tanks from other countries ...

As part of a security assistance package in February 2023, Germany, Denmark, and the Netherlands collectively pledged to send over 100 Leopard 1A5 tanks to Ukraine. The first have already been ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. German arms manufacturer Rheinmetall will supply Ukraine with 25 main battle tanks Leopard 1A5 as part of an order financed by the ...

Ukrainian tankers who have fought in Leopard 1A5, T-64, and T-72 tanks reveal brutal, firsthand truths about how these Cold War machines actually perform in Ukraine’s unforgiving terrain, explaining ...

It took German industry an eyebrow-raising 19 months to refurbish and deliver the first 58 of at least 155 Leopard 1A5 tanks a German-led consortium has pledged to Ukraine. But the three-country ...

Ukraine will receive dozens of extra Leopard 1 tanks through a new European deal, according to reports, boosting the country's growing tank fleet as its counteroffensive grinds on. On Tuesday, ...

David Axe writes about ships, planes, tanks, drones and missiles. The Ukrainian armed forces are about to get a lot of old Leopard 1A5 tanks. As many as 200. Just how useful the 1980s-vintage, ...

The upgrade involves modifying the tank’s chassis, with changes to crew positions and a reduction in weight by about five tonnes. These refurbished tanks could offer a cost-effective solution to ...

North German defense company Flensburger Fahrzeugbau Gesellschaft (FFG) will present its new Condor tank concept at the DSEi trade show in London. The vehicle combines the firepower of a support tank ...

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A Leopard 1 A5 tank is seen at a refurbishment facility during a visit by NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg and German Defence Minister Boris Pistorius on June 20, 2023, in Flensburg, Germany.