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Front Line Prime Minister

Peter Samsonov

Combat debut of the Churchill III tank at Dieppe and in North Africa

First Try at a Medium Tank

Yuri Pasholok

The history of how the German medium tank Großtraktor was created

The Praetorians: the Emperors’ Guard

Alexei Kozlenko

The origin, mission and role of the Praetorian cohorts in the Roman Empire

SOMUA S 35 in Second Hand

Yuri Pasholok

Captured French tank SOMUA S 35, or Pz.Kpfw.35 S (f), in the German, Hungarian, Italian and … French armies

WOT Blitz: Operation Red Planet

Each Pass owner will return from their expedition with resources, Collector tanks, camos, and other rewards. Search for Minerals!

Locust from Bastogne

Andrey Ulanov

30 photographs of the American Light Tank M22 Locust from the Bastogne Barracks Museum exposition in Belgium

Matchday: Predict Soccer Results and Get Rewards!

Soccer Oracles wanted! Celebrate the most anticipated soccer event of the year with World of Tanks

Highlights for Warspots: The Second World War from the Italian point of view

Warspot editorial

The Bersaglieri adventures through the eyes of the artists from the “Domenica del Corriere” magazine

Warspot editorial

09 June '20

Paper Ships: the Project 389 Dallas Light Cruiser

Also known as the Cleveland replacement and lighter Brooklyn

Yuri Pasholok

08 June '20

Small, But Fierce

Panzerjäger I and other self-propelled artillery systems based on Pz.Kpfw.I

Peter Samsonov

07 June '20

T-35 and Pre-War Heavy Tanks

The USSR's quest to develop a heavy tank in the early 1930s and its result, the T-35 tank

Warspot editorial

05 June '20

The Second Naval Battle of Narvik

The story of the second naval battle for the ice-free Norvegian port of Narvik in April, 1940

Peter Samsonov

04 June '20

Christie and BT-2

The first step to creating the T-34: how the USSR acquired the Walter Christie tanks and built the BT-2

Warspot editorial

03 June '20

Camouflage History: the First Touch

There is we study the history of camouflage painting on ships of different nations

Yuri Pasholok

02 June '20

Steel Sarcophagus

Tank P.1000 and other German projects of giant combat vehicles

Warspot editorial

01 June '20

Battle of Midway

The short history of a pivotal naval battle of World War II in the Pacific Ocean

Peter Samsonov

28 May '20

How reliable was the Sherman tank?

Is it true that the Sherman tank engine was designed for just 500 miles?

Warspot editorial

27 May '20

Paper Ships: Cruiser Budyonny

Paper ships series will tell you about the ships that did not make it past the design stage in real life

Peter Samsonov

26 May '20

The Tank's Hidden Foe

The effectiveness of the Panzerfaust and Panzerschreck in battle and attempted countermeasures

Warspot editorial

25 May '20

Camouflage History: Italian Navy

There is we study the history of camouflage painting on ships of different nations

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