U.S. Army Sgt. Howard Hasselkus survived the brutal Bataan Death March in 1942, but later died at a prisoner of war camp.

A U.S. soldier who was killed in action during World War II has received a proper burial after his remains were positively ...

Fort Stewart, the sprawling military installation near Georgia’s coast where five soldiers were shot Wednesday, can trace its beginnings to World War II.

The suspect, identified as Sgt. Quornelius Samentrio Radford, 28, was subdued by nearby soldiers after he began shooting with ...

The concept of battle tanks isn't much more than a century old, and these examples from around the world may have served for ...

What if the T-34, despite its design brilliance, had been a complete failure in combat? This chapter explores how poor Soviet ...

The M26 Pershing, though often overshadowed by the M4 Sherman, was a pivotal American tank developed late in World War II to ...

The World War II American Experience museum is hosting its annual Military Weekend from July 25-27, 2025. The event will feature displays of military vehicles from the museum’s collection as well as ...

As Kendall Gott wrote in the preface of Breaking the Mold: Tanks in Cities in 2006, “I wit­nessed firsthand the US Army’s doc­trine and attitude for using armor in the city – it just wasn ...

Dubois triples in size for the Fourth of July as thousands fill the tiny Wyoming town to celebrate. The main attraction is 24 vintage military tanks that… ...

Rewinding through history, another iconic U.S. military tank is the M4 Sherman. While the M4 Sherman didn't make it all the way through WWII with zero competitors, it was the most commonly used ...