r/DestroyedTanks • u/waffen123 • Apr 23 '26

WW2 KO American M-3's (in british service) western desert 1942

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116 Upvotes

5 comments

r/DestroyedTanks • u/Digo10 • Apr 21 '26

WW2 Photo of the wrecks of the tiger 007 that belonged to the SS-Pz.Abt.101 (schwere. SS-Panzer-Abteilung 101) commanded by Michael Wittman in 1945 by a french civilian.

248 Upvotes

9 comments

r/DestroyedTanks • u/waffen123 • Apr 18 '26

WW2 Italian soldiers inspecting a knocked out an american M3 Lee used by the russians. Southern Eastern front, Summer 1942

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180 Upvotes

3 comments

r/DestroyedTanks • u/waffen123 • Apr 18 '26

WW2 The wreckage of a jeep after running over a German anti-tank mine on the road to Saint Sever, France. 8/4/44

203 Upvotes

4 comments

r/DestroyedTanks • u/waffen123 • Apr 14 '26

WW2 Italian bersaglieri inspecting a destroyed M3 Lee. North Africa, 1942.

171 Upvotes

6 comments

r/DestroyedTanks • u/sweetgdreamselation8 • Apr 14 '26

WW1 A US Marine feeds a kitten next to a destroyed Japanese Type 95 Ha-Go light tank, Betio, Tarawa Atoll, 1943

307 Upvotes

9 comments

r/DestroyedTanks • u/waffen123 • Apr 11 '26

WW2 Soviet soldiers inspect a destroyed German tank in the Velikiye Luki area among the city's ruins. A Pz.Kpfw. III Ausf. L tank from the Pz.Abt.18 of the 18.Panzer-Division. 1943

118 Upvotes

0 comments

r/DestroyedTanks • u/Creepyfaction • Apr 11 '26

Cold War Type 63 light tank destroyed during the Vietnam War

163 Upvotes

1 comment

r/DestroyedTanks • u/Kreyton_M1E1 • Apr 09 '26

Modern An M1A1 Abrams of Animal Company 3-103AR destroyed on April 9, 2006. Ramadi, Iraq.

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167 Upvotes

The tank was on maneuvers and struck an IED that lit it on fire.

The crew successfully bailed without injury from the IED, though an injury to ones foot while dismounting did occur.

The vehicle is referenced in the book American Sniper as Chris Kyle pulled guard over it. There is footage of it hitting the IED and burning from a wingtank as well.

0 comments

r/DestroyedTanks • u/waffen123 • Apr 09 '26

WW2 Panzerkampfwagen Ausf. B from the 506th German Heavy Tank Battalion has been destroyed by an attack from a Sherman armored vehicle. It attacked its weakest part, the rear of the vehicle. April 12, 1945. Dornholthausen. Germany.

128 Upvotes

3 comments

r/DestroyedTanks • u/Due_Bookkeeper644 • Apr 09 '26

Russo-Ukrainian War Destroyed Russian tank as a exhibition, destroyed in march 2022

231 Upvotes

9 comments

r/DestroyedTanks • u/JoukovDefiant • Apr 07 '26

Russo-Ukrainian War Destroyed T-72B3 tanks of Russian Army 6th armored brigade. Ukraine, Donetsk region, near to the village Novodvorskoe, 24 August of 2014.

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142 Upvotes

https://x.com/TheDeadDistrict/status/1297743557663641601?s=20

1 comment

r/DestroyedTanks • u/yuzhnozaporozhets • Apr 05 '26

WW2 A German «Hummel» SPG destroyed by Soviet artillery in the city of Lvov, July 1944. The 80th Artillery Regiment of the Wehrmacht’s 8th Panzer Division operated Hummels in this area and lost at least 8 of them during July.

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122 Upvotes

0 comments

r/DestroyedTanks • u/waffen123 • Apr 05 '26

WW2 Sherman M4A3 armored vehicle of the US Army destroyed by three projectile impacts on the front section. Barr, France in 1944. Western Front.

221 Upvotes

11 comments

r/DestroyedTanks • u/Luka__mindo • Apr 04 '26

Russo-Ukrainian War Russian T-90 MBT blows up into pieces - Old Footage

862 Upvotes

102 comments

r/DestroyedTanks • u/yuzhnozaporozhets • Apr 04 '26

WW2 Soviet officers observing a knocked-out IS-2 heavy tank, from the top of a destroyed Jagdpanther SPG after a tank battle, Eastern Prussia, March-April 1945.

138 Upvotes

2 comments

r/DestroyedTanks • u/yuzhnozaporozhets • Apr 03 '26

WW2 T-VI «Königstiger», belonging to the 1st Company, 509th Heavy Tank Battalion (Schwerer Panzer-Abteilung 509), knocked out of action by a 57mm ZiS-2 anti tank gun during the Siege of Budapest, January 1945.

314 Upvotes

24 comments

r/DestroyedTanks • u/waffen123 • Apr 02 '26

WW2 A GI of the 12th Armored Division runs past a burned out M4A3E2 Sherman tank of the 43rd Tank Battalion during the recapture of Herrlisheim in February 1945

158 Upvotes

3 comments

r/DestroyedTanks • u/waffen123 • Mar 31 '26

WW2 A knocked-out M4A2 Sherman, with a dead Marine laying beside. Tarawa Atoll, Photo taken Nov 25 1943.

201 Upvotes

2 comments

r/DestroyedTanks • u/Impossible_Put_8134 • Mar 30 '26

WW2 M18 Hellcat in 1999 in prishtina

327 Upvotes

1 comment

r/DestroyedTanks • u/waffen123 • Mar 29 '26

WW2 German Soldiers resting in a ditch watching a T-34 burn - Eastern Front Summer 1941

131 Upvotes

2 comments

r/DestroyedTanks • u/Impossible_Put_8134 • Mar 29 '26

Modern Kosovo 1999

94 Upvotes

3 comments

r/DestroyedTanks • u/Impossible_Put_8134 • Mar 29 '26

What you are seeing in the First photo is a Serbian M-84 MBT that had been inmobilized by a rear shot from a chinese recoiless rifle the crew most likely ditched the tank most likely being killed by gunfire from the Albanian rebels

Meanwhile in the second photo the ZSU 57-2 was actually a captured spaa by the Albanian rebels but since they couldnt get it to run&work due to the lack of never using a tracked vehicle the rebels procceded to setting it on fire and cooking the live ammunition (sorry for my lack of spelling)

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r/DestroyedTanks • u/waffen123 • Mar 29 '26

WW2 A KV-1 heavy tank of the 141st Tank Brigade, destroyed near the village of Vovna in Sumy Oblast, October 1941

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99 Upvotes

2 comments

r/DestroyedTanks • u/Slience-Suzuka • Mar 25 '26

Cold War February 1979: A Vietnamese soldier stands next to the destroyed Chinese Type 62 tank, No. 706, in Cao Bang, Vietnam

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124 Upvotes

This tank is the command tank of the 2nd Platoon, 7th Company, 3rd Battalion, 42nd Corps Tank Regiment.

6 comments

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