Here’s What You Need to Remember: The platform never saw combat. First fielded in the early 1960s, this odd-looking tank destroyer took a page from the United States Marine Corps’ tank destroyer ...

Here’s What You Need to Remember: Rather than duking it out one-on-one with tanks, the Type 60 was better suited to shoot and scoot fights. Aided by its relatively squat profile, the Type 60 could lie ...

The multi-missile Spike NLOS launcher being pitched for Poland's tank-destroyer program is shown atop two types of armored vehicles. (Rafael Advanced Defense Systems) JERUSALEM — Rafael Advanced ...

Photographs circulating on Chinese social media indicate that a Type 052D (Luyang III-class) destroyer (pennant number 119) and a Type 054A (Jiangkai II-class) frigate (pennant number 542) were ...

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