Production of the U.S. M1 anti-tank gun began in May ... Built with the intention of destroying German tanks, the "Quick Firing ... the U.S. began to favor the M1A2 over the smaller 37MM M3 gun.

In order to remedy the tank’s poor firepower, the M2 was equipped with a 37mm anti-tank gun, capable of firing both high-explosive rounds as well as canister shot.

The Panzerkampfwagen VI Tiger tank was a German heavy tank that served on the Eastern Front, ... and was equipped with a mobile version of the famous 88-millimeter anti-tank gun.

The M3 was the standard anti-tank gun used the U.S. Army at the beginning of World War II. When it was first used in combat in North Africa in late 1942, soldiers learned that it was too light of ...