A German tank crewman points out the damage to a Tiger tank’s front armor plate. #ww2 #military #army #soldier | The War Rooms

Now hear this! We hope you had an enjoyable weekend as our team here at WW2 Armor sure did! This weekend our team conducted our monthly training session with the focus being armored crewman common core skills based on World War II U.S. Army Armored, Artillery, and Tank Destroyer Forces training curriculum to sustain and always improve our skills as historic armor and artillery crewmen. For this training session our crews conducted training stations on first aid, US and German machine gun operati

Now hear this! In our second installment of our ‘Special Delivery’ this week here at WW2 Armor, we are thrilled to announce the addition of a 105mm howitzer M2A1 on a M2A2 chassis to the collection! WW2 Armor’s Red Legs are thrilled to say the least! Following World War I, the U.S. Army Ordnance Department studied various captured German 105mm howitzers, and in 1920 developed the 1920 105mm howitzer. The U.S. Army continued to research and develop 105mm howitzers throughout the 1920s and 30s as