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Military Vehicles by Type

You can find articles and info on Jeeps (Quarter ton), Deuce-and-a-half trucks (2-1/2-ton), M4A3 Sherman (tracked vehicles) or any other historic military vehicle. This info is organized by weight classification and function.

1. Military Vehicles Smaller than Quarter Ton (bikes, motorcycles, hand carts, etc.)2. Quarter Ton Military Vehicles (Jeeps, etc.)3. Half to Three Quarter Ton Vehicles (Mules, WCs, M37s, etc.)4. 1 to 2-ton Vehicles (M715s,CUCVs, HMMWVs, GTBs, G-506s, etc.)5. Two and a Half Ton Military Vehicles (CCKW, M135, M211, M35, etc.)6. Wheeled Military Vehicles Larger than 2-1/2-tons7. Tanks, Armor, and Tracked Military Vehicles8. Amphibious Military Vehicles9. Military TrailersWeapons, Ordnance, Artillery

Military Vehicles by TypeMilitary Vehicle on Display: M53 155mm Self-Propelled GunJimmy Smith
Military Vehicles by TypeA Tiger II ReturnsJohn Norris
Military Vehicles by TypeOn Display: Landing Vehicle Tracked Howitzer (LVTH-6)Military Vehicles Magazine
Military Vehicles by TypeAfrican Buffalo: The South African Buffel APCJohn Norris
Military Vehicles by TypeLife with an LVT(4)
Military Vehicles by TypeMore Reader Wheels: M718A1 brilliance!Military Vehicles Magazine
Military Vehicles by TypeThe AMX-13 Light Tank: France’s reloaded fighting machineJohn Norris
Military Vehicles by TypeMore Reader Wheels: US Army SFC Ret. Robert De La Rosa’s MUTTMilitary Vehicles Magazine
Military Vehicles by TypeA mighty Morris indeed: Versatile CD Series left behind proud service record in EnglandJohn Norris
Military Vehicles by TypeThe Brazilian Beast: The ‘Urato’ EE-11 Armored Personnel CarrierJohn Norris
Military Vehicles by TypeA look at the GAZ-67: A Russian WWII-era stalwart
The “Funnies” of the 79th Armored Division were slow-moving tanks designed to provide close support to the infantry.
Military Vehicles by TypeHobart’s ‘Funnies’Matt Doherty
The Tank Museum’s refurbished M47 kicked off its first season of public events at Tankfest 2025.
Military Vehicles by TypeA tank takes a bowJohn Norris
Military Vehicles by TypeThe 3-Wheel Warrior: German Army Zundapp motorcycle comboJohn Norris
The enclosed steel driver’s cab was a great improvement over other British types of vehicles which had only canvas tilts to protect the driver from the weather.
Military Vehicles by TypeRestoring a Rarity: A British Commer ‘Q2’ 30cwt truck rolls onJohn Norris
The rugged SD-100 version of the SU-100 was a solid vehicle serving in many armies and engaged in many combat roles.
Military Vehicles by TypeA Soviet Veteran: Retracing the tracks of the SU-100 Tank DestroyerJohn Norris
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