The Tank Museum in Dorset has been playing a role in Ukraine’s war with Russia – by digging out old manuals and parts for Cold War-era vehicles.
Moving letters donated to Tank Museum
A moving collection of letters written by a young tank gunner in World War Two that follows his training and deployment through to his death has been given to The Tank Museum.
Hermann Goring’s caput
A sculpture of top Nazi Hermann Goring’s head with two bullet holes in it is attracting attention at Dorset’s Tank Museum after featuring in a book.
Have you got a tank handbag?
The Tank Museum in Dorset is appealing for anyone who knows the whereabouts of a WWI ‘tank handbag’ to get in touch.
A brush with death – how tanks almost looked
A model tank that was built in World War One for experts to paint with new camouflage designs is to go on display for the first time, in Dorset at The Tank Museum. The military wanted to help protect its soldiers and felt it would benefit them if tanks were harder for the enemy to see, so various designs were considered.
Tank museum on the lookout for lookalikes
The Tank Museum in Dorset is on the look-out for two people to open its new exhibition – so it is holding a lookalike competition. It wants tank fans to dress up as either Sgt Oddball, Donald Sutherland’s character from the film Kelly’s Heroes, or Tank Girl from the graphic novels of the same name.
Make tracks to the Tank Museum for a Christmas weekend
There will be more to Dorset’s Tank Museum than ever on November 19 and 20 when it will host a giant Christmas Fair for the weekend.
That’s amoure in armour
A military-loving couple have tied the knot surrounded by weaponry at The Tank Museum in Dorset. Wanda Armstrong-Bridges, 53, and Steve Ellis, 58, love the museum so much they moved from London to live near it and Wanda even proposed there.
‘Lost’ tank blueprint saved for nation by The Tank Museum
The ‘lost’ blueprint for the world’s first tank has been secured for the nation by the Tank Museum in Dorset.
How Little Audrey kept a tank crew safe
A small china doll has become an unlikely hit in the Tank Museum’s new WW2 exhibition – because of her astonishing story of survival.