We dive into the story of the M18 Hellcat, the American tank destroyer famed for its incredible speed and agility in World War II. From its design philosophy to its battlefield performance, we explore ...

The Buick M18 Hellcat does resemble a tank, but history buffs are quick to point out, it's actually a tank destroyer (TD) -- a now-defunct U.S. Army armor class. Back in the early '40s, doctrine ...

Which is just one of the reasons this 1943 Buick M18 Hellcat tank destroyer is an indisputably better vehicle. It’s not just the ordnance, though.

That's pretty interesting for a 72-year-old tank destroyer that helped Uncle Sam win World War II. Speaking of which, the Buick M18 Hellcat is enjoying a special place in history.

An immediate response to that alliance is the presentation of an operational M18 Hellcat tank destroyer at the Museum of American Armor during its upcoming World War II Weekend (May 20 and 21), a ...

As in the Dodge's case, production was limited, with a little over 2,500 units being made. Still, the Buick M18 Hellcat had the best kill to loss ratio of all tank or tank destroyer deployed by US ...

Designed to outrun, outflank, and outgun the feared German Panzers, the M18 Hellcat was unlike anything the U.S. had fielded before. With blistering speed and deadly ambush tactics, it became a true ...

Back To The Bricks attendees heard plenty of cacklefests from participating muscle cars on Saturday, but not much compares to the sound of the 1944 M-18 Buick "Hellcat" tank destroyer from World ...

Richard Mossner doesn't need an action film to know about the trials and tribulations of wartime deployment. In reality, the Reese resident served aboard an M18 Hellcat tank destroyer in World War ...

This Hellcat Still Purrs Along Nicely A 1944 Buick M18 tank destroyer used in WWII now kills ’em at charity events ...

Two men killed by an explosion inside a tank-like armored fighting vehicle from World War Two were filming video of the weapon in action for a non-profit military preservation exhibit, authorities ...

A statement on their website reads: On Tuesday, a WWII-era M18 Hellcat tank destroyer being filmed for educational purposes misfired near Bend, Oregon.