Looks like a scene from Howl's Moving Castle

M4A3 (105mm) Sherman.

M41 light tank (1950s, US built, widely exported).

Another Sherman, E pluribus unum, one of the very many.

This photo was made in firing range of army barracks in Pancevo, Serbia, and vehicle was destroyed long after WW2, as a stationary target.

why would someone drive tanks in Antartica?

Good picture but the rusting metals might be bad for wildlife

Wow

T-34/85. WW2-era tank, the USSR kept them in production for export until 1961.

T34/85 in the foreground and a T54 in the background. They were probably used as gunnery training targets.

This probably used to be above ground but got swallowed by the ocean but very pretty non the less

Is This Vlieland !!? Can't find the tank(s) on google earth !!

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OOF the tank have a shell mark on the hull that's why it was probably left there

IS-2

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Another tank that's needs to be in a museum.

pretty much love the picture of beaches and the hill in the background along with a tank

M60 Patton

Used for recovery training...

Looks like a german Stug III, I may be wrong though

Are these actual "tanks" or snow tractors?

looks like an american M3 Stuart

Russian T 54? or another tank of this family

Should be "Tanken over by nature" └[ º ᗜ º ]┘

T 34-85

Looks almost like a Panzerkampfwagen II

T 34-85

Type 2 Ka-Mi

ISU-152

M41

Another T 34-85

M47

Chieftain next to a Centurion ARV

ZSU ?

Mmm....invisible tank....nasty suckers those invisible tanks....smh

should be taken down. people like this are annoying