Warsaw looks to benefit from South Korea’s mass production capacities and lenient policy toward technology transfers.

The Army’s $108 million plan to keep tanks and other armor alive includes lasers, interceptors, and thermal camouflage.

When the military retires a tank or armored vehicle, they can either be placed on display at a museum, placed in storage, ...

Poland has signed a second multi-billion dollar deal with South Korean industrial and defence group Hyundai Rotem for the ...

The concept of battle tanks isn't much more than a century old, and these examples from around the world may have served for ...

The Army's 250th anniversary parade brought dozens of tanks and armored vehicles to the streets of Washington, D.C. Here's a ...

Tanks were doomed before they were even built—by railroads. From outdated dimensions to $30,000 missiles taking out $10 ...

Even the most optimistic estimates say it will take months for the tanks to enter the battlefield in numbers to make a big difference, while in the case of Abrams tanks it could be more than a ...

Western allies have pledged to send at least 105 tanks, far less than Ukraine says it needs, and it may be months before they join the battle. By Lara Jakes and Thomas Gibbons-Neff The decisions ...