Two iconic machines of World War II - the Spitfire symbolised British hope and resistance, while the Tiger tank embodied German power.

Icons of the Royal Navy in different eras, the Belfast and the Harrier have earned their place in history for different reasons.

The Vietnam war changed aerial warfare in more ways than one. The Phantom became the first true fighter bomber of the modern era.

We look at how two of the most produced combat machines in World War II, the Messerschmitt Me 109 aircraft and M4 Sherman tank, managed to stay relevant until the end of the war through constant modernisation and new variants.

The Soviet Union produced a large variety of tanks and airplanes during World War II. What made the T34 and the Chaika stand out and become icons?

We take a look at the Messerschmitt 262, a jet fighter plane that was the brainchild of genius designer Willy Messerschmitt. This advanced aircraft became the first combat jet in history.