How Britain Stopped the Japanese Invasion of India in World War Two

The Longest Day (1962) Trailer #1 | Movieclips Classic Trailers

Today marks the seventy-seventh anniversary of Operation Overlord

Tanker's Tuesday : 1942: 21 anti-tank guns against 100 tanks

Firepower - War On Wheels [Full Documentary]

Tanker's Tuesday: World War 2 Top 10 Tanks (Videos)

Tanker's Tuesday: Challenger 2 update

The heavens are falling... Britain has gone smooth bore!

A history of the FN FAL, The World's Most Successful Battle Rifle

The Fabrique Nationale Fusil Automatique Leger (Light Automatic Rifle), or FN FAL as it is more commonly known, began life in 1946 when FN and Great Britain created a piston-operated prototype rifle that utilized the German intermediate 7.92x33mm cartridge.

FN FAL

Tanker's Tuesday: Development of the British Tank Arm, 1918-1939

Tanker's Tuesday: Battlegroup Northag, Interview with Rules Author

A talk with Warwick Kinrade - author of Battlegroup Northag by the Plastic Soldier Company.

Battlegroup Northag

For those that know and love the Battlegroup system (and those of you that have yet to embrace Battlegroup!), Northag carries a lot of its DNA from the parent WW2 system, like the Battle rating system and army list building, but has been specifically designed and streamlined for the smaller scale of 10mm (1/144th) to allow for more vehicles on the table and longer gun ranges.

Tankers Tuesday: Centurion Tank vs Atomic Bomb

Tanker's Tuesday: Blitzkrieg - The Lightning War

KLEINIGKEITEN: Anachronisms in Cultural Depictions of World War II

Tanker's Tuesday: British ground forces : War Thunder

Warriors! A new combatant joins the ground forces battles of War Thunder in update 1.55 “Royal Armour” - British armoured vehicles. A complete tree from three dozen authentically recreated vehicles will stand up for the honour of the Crown.
http://warthunder.com/en/news/3472-br...

Tanker's Tuesday: Operation Market Garden, The Tank Museum

The Curator's Dingo | The Tank Museum

Tanker's Tuesday : East vs. West Cold War Warriors

Guarding The Queen Episode 1

Tanker's Tuesday: WW2-era 6-pounder Anti-Tank

The 6 Pounder was designed primarily as an anti-tank gun but the tank version only differed in having a lug on the breech ring and the first guns produced were intended to be mounted on tanks. The designers of the A.20 tank intention was to mount a gun heavier than the 2 Pounder, the 6 Pounder was reported in January 1940
British 6 lb Anti tank gun

Tanker's Tuesday: British Brimstone Missile

Tanker's Tuesday: The Grant M3 Tank

M3 Lee

Description

The M3 Lee, officially Medium Tank, M3, was an American medium tank used during World War II. In Britain, the tank was called by two names based on the turret configuration and crew size. Tanks employing US pattern turrets were called the "Lee", named after Confederate general Robert E. Lee. Wiki

Crew: 7 (Lee) or 6 (Grant)

Wars: World War II

Main armament: 1 × 75 mm Gun M2/M3 in hull > 46 rounds;

Engine: Wright (Continental) R975 EC2; 400 hp (300 kW)/340 hp (250 kW)

Variants: numerous, see text

Operational range: 193 km (119 mi)

Secondary armament: 2-3–4 ×.30-06 Browning M1919A4 machine guns > 9,200 rounds