Army Recognition is proposing an unusual video: the main battle tank history, from Leonardo da Vinci’s project in 1485 up to the current Challenger 2 of the British army. A visit to the fantastic Tank Museum located in Bovington is a great way to illustrate it. A team of Army Recognition attended the preparation of the great Tankfest 2018 and enjoyed this golden opportunity to invite you to a short – but interesting – journey through several centuries.
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The Tank Museum located at Bovington (UK) displays a fantastic collection of armored vehicles, mainly tanks, ranging from World War 1 to nowadays with the Challenger 2 MBT. Army Recognition takes advantage of them to summerise their history on its web TV (Picture source: Army Recognition)
The Tank Museum located at Bovington (UK) displays a fantastic collection of armored vehicles, mainly tanks, ranging from World War 1 to nowadays with the Challenger 2 MBT. Army Recognition takes advantage of them to summerise their history on its web TV (Picture source: Army Recognition)
