In the summer of 1944, the imminent defeat of Nazi Germany was coming closer every day, although the Germans were willing to fight until the last man. Not just the Nazi leadership realized they were ...

To Allied tank crews during World War II, the Panzerfaust was one of the German army’s deadliest weapons. Only introduced in 1943, the Panzerfaust was very much a sign of the state of the war effort, ...

Here's What You Need To Remember: Due to the Panzerfaust’s inherent range limitations, German anti-tank teams were most effective in dense or obscured environments such as cities and woodlands. A lone ...

The shoulder-launched Panzerfaust, or “tank fist,” propelled a shaped charge warhead around 45–60 meters per second over a distance of 60-100 meters — depending on the Panzerfaust 60 and 100 variants.

In Panzerfaust vs Sherman Zaloga, author of numerous works in military history and technology, “examines the confrontation between German shaped-charge weapons such as the Panzerfaust and ...

Panzerfaust narrowly avoided death earlier today when their van hit a patch of black ice, “spiralling us into the frozen creek below,” according to a statement on Facebook: “Today we narrowly avoided ...

Soldiers of the Bundeswehr's 9th Panzer Training Brigade hold Panzerfaust 3 anti-tank weapons as they participate in a demonstration of capabilities during a visit by Defence Minister Christine ...