FULL, Switzerland - A Swiss museum is restoring a rare King Tiger tank used by Nazi Germany's 506th Heavy Tank Battalion on the Western Front and hopes it will become the second driveable King Tiger ...

This episode is exactly what you came for: the King Tiger (Tiger II) and Tiger I running together in the paddock with no commentary—just engines, tracks, and crowd. Sit back, crank the volume, and ...

EXCLUSIVE: The Tank Museum in Dorset has had the 68-tonne brute King Tiger since the 1950s but never planned to get it moving ...

Key Point: Heavy tanks like the King Tiger proved a dead end. After 1945, nations switched to building main battle tanks that had sufficient firepower and armor to breach enemy defenses, like heavy ...

Key Point: Heavy tanks were deadly but could break down and weren’t as reliable or easy to mass produce as other tanks. Nazi Germany’s Tiger is arguably the most famous tank of World War II. With its ...

Lieutenant John Gorman, aboard the Sherman Ballyragget near Cagny in northern France, faced a force of German tanks including a Tiger I and a King Tiger, an encounter he later described as “horror ...

A U.S. Army World War II Sherman tank, similar to one being made available to drive as part of a unique initiative, sits on the hillside outside in Belgium. (Virginia Mayo/AP) Christmas has come early ...

A Swiss museum is restoring a rare King Tiger tank used by Nazi Germany's 506th Heavy Tank Battalion on the Western Front and hopes it will become the second driveable King Tiger left in the world. By ...

FULL, Switzerland (Reuters) – A Swiss museum is restoring a rare King Tiger tank used by Nazi Germany’s 506th Heavy Tank Battalion on the Western Front and hopes it will become the second driveable ...