an engine built to power British tanks. The V12 version was a mammoth, a 27.0-liter beast producing 810 horsepower and weighing nearly a full ton. The Meteorite was developed from the Meteor in ...

21-liter beast that pushed the 350 horsepower at 2,200 rpm mandated by the British War Department. Turns out the creation of that engine and the Churchill Tank it powered was a minor wartime ...

The British-supplied Challenger 2 main battle tanks have demonstrated mixed but valuable performance in Ukrainian service.

The tanks were delivered between 1994 and 2002, and included a rifled 120mm main gun, British-designed Chobham armor, and a power pack built around a Perkins Condor V12 diesel engine delivering ...

The British invented the tank during World War I in an attempt ... to Challenger 3s over the next few years will receive a new engine which should up the speed to some degree.

“The powerful MTU engine will be the heart of the British Army’s new Boxer vehicle ... Sketches of the tank on Mr Drummonds's Twitter feed show the tank is adaptable to 16 different ...

By Mike Barnes Senior Editor Britt Allcroft, the British writer, director and producer who steered the animated locomotive Thomas the Tank Engine to television 40 years ago en route to launching a ...

British kids’ TV has a fairly solid tradition ... According to Thomas the Tank Engine Wikia, it was done so as not to scare the children. Apparently, in subsequent DVD releases in the States ...

Britt Allcroft, the producer who adapted Thomas the Tank Engine & Friends for television ... Allcroft met Awdry while making a documentary about British steam engines. Falling in love with ...

Her original adaptation was a live-action production with a small budget that premiered in 1984 on the British channel ITV as “Thomas the Tank Engine & Friends,” later shortened to “Thomas ...

Britt Allcroft, a British television producer and writer who helped to develop “Thomas & Friends” based on “The Railway Series” books and its characters including Thomas the Tank Engine ...