The Merkava IV is an Israeli tank that transports soldiers at high speeds, and it's main goal is to keep the men inside alive. The tank has a new way of firing. The armor is removable on all sides, including the top and bottom of the tank. The Mark IV has a big 120 mm turret and can shoot more types of ammunition than previous models using an electric semi-automatic revolving magazine for ten shots. It also has a much larger machine gun (>12mm) to fight against vehicles.

This Light Tank MK VII was invented at the end of the 1930s, however only around 170 of them were actually produced when the assembly line seized to function in 1940s. It was used during the D-Day invasion in 1944 and this MK I Close Support Tetrarch was assigned to 6th Airborne Reconnaissance Regiment, 6th Airborn Division.

Take a look at these guys punishing their enemies. Which one do you like the best ? Let us know

Men love their toys. These are "big boy toys" that have tons of power and a lot of horse power, having 1000 under the hood. That being said, which one is better? Our guys wanted to know so they went out to where the army trains in Neumünster, Germany.

Have you heard of the infra-red invisibility disguise for tanks? BAE systems created a procedure to conceal their heat signature from thermal imaging technology. What do you think?

To raise money for a kid's charity, After School All-Stars, Arnold Schwarzenegger will let one lucky fan and friend ride in a tank with him - and even enjoy a cigar together if they wish and are old enough. The 66 year old actor of the film "The Escape Plan "also stated that donating gives everyone a chance to also win the ride with him.

Bomb dogs, anti-tank dogs used by the Russian Red Army were true victims because of desperation. The Russians were overwhelmed by the Eastern Front from the German Wehrmacht so they had trained dogs to carry bombs to specific targets. Once they released the device from their teeth the dogs should have gone back to their operator. This was nearly impossible to get them to do this and in the end they just blew up the dog when they reached their target. The average bomb the dogs carried were 26 pounds that was strapped onto them. They were kept deliberately hungry all the time. This made the dogs run to targets thinking they would be fed, totally unaware of their deadly fate. When the dog dived under a tank a lever that was attached to their rig would cause the bomb to detonate on contact. Because it was so effective, Germans began to shoot all dogs on sight out of paranoia. Thought undocumented, there were an estimated 300 German tanks destroyed and over 40,000 dogs used by the Soviets for different Army tasks.

Check out these custom treads which enable any car to become a tank. Can you imagine a Skoda City Go or Twingo on one of these :).