When the Tiger I rolled onto the battlefield in 1942, it changed warfare forever. Armed with its powerful 88 mm gun, it could destroy any Allied tank long before being seen. Its armor was nearly impenetrable – but the price was high: weight, fuel consumption, and constant mechanical issues. Still, it became a legend – a symbol of power, engineering brilliance, and the extremes of war. Only a few remain today – standing before one, you understand why it inspired both fear and fascination. #Tiger1

It wasn’t the biggest, the fastest, or the most armored—but the M4 Sherman was everywhere. Rolling across the battlefields of North Africa, thundering through the hedgerows of Normandy, and charging into the heart of Germany, the Sherman became the steel fist of the Allied advance in World War II. #ww2 #military | The War Rooms