The A7V was the first tank that Germany ever produced. Weighing 32 tonnes, and with a crew of 18 men - it was almost the size of a small house - and was nicknamed by the British the ‘moving fortress’... This replica is operated by the British Tank Museum, a surviving A7V captured by the Australians is in a museum in Brisbane, Australia. | British & Commonwealth Forces

There have been more than four decades of the Leopard 2 battle tank🇩🇪. Encased in more than 60 tonnes of advanced armour, its 120-millimetre main gun has a range of around five kilometres. It has a reputation for pinpoint accuracy on the move, with a fully stabilised main gun. However, its speed is what makes it such a deadly weapon - few other tanks can reach 70 kilometres (43 miles) per hour. Read more on this story here 👉 https://www.forces.net/news/still-going-strong-leopard-2-tank-celebr