Villers-Bretonneux sight of world’s first tank battle THE Germans were nothing if not persistent. They had failed to break through to Amiens in late March and early April 1918. So on the morning ...

Villers-Bretonneux sight of world’s first tank battle THE Germans were nothing if not persistent. They had failed to break through to Amiens in late March and early April 1918. So on the morning ...

These airships can drop huge payloads on the battlefield. You'll notice a lot more than just WW1 machinery though. That's because a brand new feature is debuting for the first time in this event.

At the apex of the First World War, technology and innovation often decided the outcome of the many brutal skirmishes witnessed along the Western Front. Tank warfare, in particular, emerged as a ...

For some tabletop alternatives, you might try our guides to the best WW1 board games, or best war board games in general. Naturally, we also have a list of the best WW2 games on PC, which similarly ...

So, if you’re looking to take out a tank with your trusty, old-fashioned rifle, take care. You may end up giving your life for Super Earth which, to be honest, is to be expected at this point.

The French Schneider C.A.1 was France's first tank, with 121 of the 400 ultimately built appearing on the battlefield in April 1917 at Berry-au-Bac. Its primary weapon was a 75mm gun.

The Mephisto WW1 A7V German tank on permanent display at Qld Museum takes its name from the painting of Germanic evil spirit Mephistoheles depicted with an English tank under his arm.

David Willey, curator of the Tank Museum, said: “Bert was one of the characters we focused on in our exhibition to mark the 100th anniversary of the first tanks.

The T-34 (pictured), regarded as one of the overall best and most influential tanks of the war, is also the fastest tank of WWII, with a top speed of between 31 and 34 mph (50 to 55 km/h).

These new tactics were combined with new technologies – like tanks, which offered vital protection against machine guns – and became the bedrock of the ‘all-arms warfare’ of 1918. The stalemate was ...