Monthly Archives: September 2011
OF-40 Main Battle Tank
World War II – Fall of Tobruk
At the end of 1941, Allied forces had liberated Tobruk.
Axis troop retreated to Gazala, and then to El Agheila.
Rommel then reorganized his forces in order to improve communication between artillery, infantry and armored forces.
He then redirected
Tanks During and After the Breakup of Yugoslavia
After World War II, Yugoslavia was created as a communist state. It was part of the Soviet bloc.
The nation consisted of many different religious and ethnic groups, held together by their alliance with the Soviet Union.
After the USSR collapsed, religious and ethnic rivalries came to the fore, resulting in many conflicts, and ultimately,
Tanks During the First Gulf War
The First Gulf War, or First Persian Gulf War, which lasted from August 1990 to February 1991, was a reaction to the Iraqi invasion and annexation of Kuwait. A coalition force, led by the United States, fought to liberate Kuwait.
During the First Gulf War, Coalition forces had significantly more advanced levels of military technology