Tanks

Tanks

This tank site includes pages and pages of tank photos. Click on any of the tank links below to see about 700 tank photos in all.

Musee des Blindes, Saumur photo portfolio shot December, 2005 by Narayan Sengupta. The Musee des Blindes is located in Saumur, France and is the world's largest or second largest depending on which source one reads.

Tanks and AFVs at the Musee des Blindes - Saumur, France

Musee des Blindes - Saumur - Home

American Tanks

American WWII Tanks: M3, M8, M10, M24, Jeep, LVT4
American M4 Tanks
American M26 Tanks
American Cold War Tanks: M47, M48, M60

German Tanks

German WWII and WWI tanks: A7V, Pzkw II, Pzkw III, Pzkw IV, Schutzenpanzer
German Tiger tank
German King Tiger tank
German Cold War tanks

British Tanks

British Matilda tank
British WWII tanks: Churchill, Crusader, Centaur and Priest
British Cold War tanks: Centurion, Chieftain, Conqueror

Soviet Tanks

Russian T-34 tank and T-34/85 tank
Russian KV-1 tanks
Russian SU-100 tank destroyer
Russian Cold War Tanks
Russian T-72 Tanks

French Tanks

French WWI Tanks
French St. Chamond Tank
French Schneider Tanks
French WWII Tanks
ARL-44 tank
AMX-50 tank
AMX-30 tank
French Cold War Tanks
French LeClerc MBT

Other Tanks

Italian Tanks: M15 and M42
Israeli Cold War Tanks / Merkava Tank
Swedish Cold War Tanks
Swiss Cold War Tanks

US Army Ordnance Museum photo portfolio shot May, 2006 by Narayan Sengupta. The US Army Ordnance Museum is located at the Aberdeen Proving Grounds in Aberdeen, Maryland and is the one of the world's largest tank museums. Their phone number is (410) 278-3602.

From Baltimore take I-95 North to exit 80 (Riverside/Churchville), then MD 543 South then US 40 East then MD 715 to the APG Visitor Center.

From Delaware take I-95 South to exit 85, then left onto MD 22, then right (Follow US 40 Sign) then left then right onto US 40 West, 2 miles to MD 715 to the APG Visitor Center.

Tanks at the US Army Ordnance Museum
US Army Ordnance Museum - home Leopard I tank American Tanks More American Tanks Abrams tank Early Artillery Late Artillery	Russian T-72M tanks Russian Stalin IS-3 tanks Russian T-34 tanks Russian T-34/85 tanks Russian self propelled anti-tank weapons Russian T-54 tanks	German Panther tanks German Panzer IV tanks German Brummbar German Panzer I Tanks German Panzer III Tanks German Jagdtiger tank destroyer German Self-Propelled Guns	British Mark IV tanks British Whippet Tanks British Matilda Tanks British Chieftain Tanks British World War II Tanks Japanese tanks

Tanks of the Patton Tank Museum photo portfolio shot July, 2006 by Narayan Sengupta. The Patton Tank Museum is located at Fort Knox, Kentucky and is the one of the world's largest tank museums.

Tanks at the Patton Tank Museum
Patton Tank Museum T-72 Tank Mark V Tank King Tiger Tank Panther II Tank StuG Tank Destroyer Japanese WWII Tanks	FT-17 Tank M-2 Tank M-3 Stuart Tank M-3 Grant Tank M-4 Tank M4E3A8 Tank M551 Sheridan Tank	M-5 Tank M-7 Priest M-10 Tank Destroyer M-24 Tank M-26 Tank T-28 Tank M-29 Tank M-8 Recon	M-32 Tank Recovery Vehicle M-41 Tank M-48 Tank M-52 SP Gun M-60 Tank M-1 Tank (page 1) M-1 Tank (page 2)

Tanks represented include the following: Panther II tank, Sherman tank, Abrams tank, LeClerc tank, FT-17 tank, Somua S-35 tank, Char B1-bis tank, T-34/76 tank, T-34/85 tank, KV-1 tank, T-54 tank, IS-3 tank, Mark IV tank, Mark V tank, Renault R-35 tank, Grant tank, Leopard I tank, Panzer I tank, Panzer II, Panzer III tank, Panzer IV tank, Panzer V tank (Panther tank), Tiger tank, King Tiger tank, T-72M tank, Matilda, M7 Priest, Whippet tank, Conqueror and the Stalin tank (IS-3 tank). It also includes a lot of tank destroyers including Jagdtiger, Jagdpanzer, StuG, SU-100, SU-76, SU-122, M-10, M-36 and many SP guns and even towed artillery.