How a Bizarre Engineering "Flaw" Made the Marder 1 Unkillable
Discover the fascinating engineering and combat history of the German Marder 1 Infantry Fighting Vehicle. Originally developed during the Cold War to replace vulnerable battlefield taxis, this massive tracked carrier fundamentally changed mechanized infantry doctrine. Explore its unique front-engine design, 20mm autocannon armament, heavy armor upgrades, and deployments from Afghanistan to Ukraine. Learn how the Marder 1 IFV evolved to survive modern combat and protect its crew against heavy fire.
▶︎
Inside the T-34-85
▶︎
We Ranked 10 Infantry Fighting Vehicles, Worst to Best
▶︎
What’s the Point of Armoured Cars?
▶︎
Russian Troops Assault a Bradley (It Goes Very Wrong)
▶︎
Borsuk: Poland’s Homegrown IFV for NATO’s Eastern Flank
▶︎
The CV90 — How an Upside-Down Cannon Created Europe's Toughest IFV
▶︎
The M103 Heavy Tank — 65-Ton Nuclear Battlefield Monster That Never Fought
▶︎
XM30 Lynx: America’s Next Bradley Replacement Is Finally Taking Shape
▶︎
Ukraine Just CUT The Final Artery... Phase 2 of Crimea's Fall Begins
▶︎
Germany's 24-Missile Tank-Killing 6x6 Truck
▶︎
Glock: The Curtain Rod Maker With Zero Gun Experience Who Humiliated Every Armourer on Earth
▶︎
Why The Lynx IFV Is Suddenly Everywhere
▶︎
Why 6 NATO Armies Run On The Same 'German' Truck The British Army Built Its Entire Logistics Around
▶︎
FN Herstal: The Belgian Company That Secretly Arms Half the World's Militaries
▶︎
Boxer vs. Stryker: How The 8x8 Platforms Compare
▶︎
The Eagle Has Landed (1976) – 21 Weird Facts You Didn't Know About!
▶︎
The 'Invisible' British Vehicle Ukrainians Use To Split Russian Helicopters In Half
▶︎
Some Panzers Didn't Surrender on VE Day! Last Operational Units May-June 1945
▶︎
10 Smallest Military Off Road Vehicles You Won’t Believe Exist!
▶︎