ullstein bild Dtl.//Getty Images A German Army Panzer V "Panther" tank passes through a village in Italy, 1944. This Panther is either the D or G version, due to the presence of a cement-based ...

A Panzer V Panther in Italy, summer 1944. As the war went on, German tanks became larger, heavier, and more powerful than ever. At the same time, however, German supplies of raw materials worsened ...

But for tank aficionados, the real prize is the dreaded German Panzer V Panther, which the German army intentionally sank in a Polish river during World War II to keep it from the advancing Russians.

This version of the Panzer was the most successful of them all, over 8,500 of them having been produced by the end of the war. The Panzerkampfwagen V Panther was built as a main adversary for the ...

Re-enactors with the AA7 group in Poland gather around their Panzer V Panther tank replica based on a Russian T55, before the Battle of the Bulge’s combat reenactment for the 70th anniversary ...

In a testament to the determination of German military planners, approximately 18 months after the first Russian T-34s were encountered, the new Panther V tanks were being produced and thrust into ...

Panzer IV: Nazi Germany’s Most Powerful Tank ... huge resources on the more complex – albeit impressive – Panzer V Panther and Panzer VI Tiger. Those heavy tanks had proved expensive to ...

In the search Wednesday and Thursday investigators also seized a torpedo and multiple other military items in addition to the Panzer V "Panther" tank and the 88mm flak gun, Hess told The ...