That's not to say these vehicles are ordinary. Some of the most famous military vehicles have changed the course of history.

Investigators noted at the time of the accident the temperature was 30 degrees Celsius, the dew point was 4 C, and the ...

The P-47 Thunderbolt was massive, rugged, and purpose-built for high-altitude combat and ground attack. With its enormous R-2800 engine, advanced turbo-supercharger, and unmatched firepower, it became ...

Delta Air Lines said an engine fire forced one of its flight crews to evacuate the passenger cabin of a plane at Orlando International Airport on Monday.

Two Port Authority fire trucks raced toward the plane as it landed and extinguished the flames. A FedEx Boeing 767-3S2F engine caught fire shortly after taking off from Newark Airport Saturday ...

If not Buick's tank destroyer, Fisher Body worked overtime and built roughly 18,000 tanks and tank destroyers. Amongst these were the M4 Sherman and M26 Pershing tanks, as well as the M10 and M36 ...

In the early and mid 1940s, there were 50,000 Sherman tanks produced, and they were the most commonly used American tank in World War II, according to The National WWII Museum.

Other passenger jet engine deaths have occurred in recent years, including in January when a 30-year-old man climbed into a plane engine at Salt Lake City International Airport.

Between 38 to 51 millimeters of riveted steel armor protected the crew, and an R975 Whirlwind aircraft engine could propel the 30-ton tank to a respectable maximum speed of 26 miles per hour.

Like the T-34, larger guns and additional armor taxed the tank’s engine, which remained unchanged, resulting in an increasingly sluggish tank. Germany built 8,553 Panzer IVs of all types.