There I found myself, in the jungle, in a situation I never thought I’d find myself in: Surrounded by signs of impending danger, sitting in control of a 17-ton tank and covered from head to toe in ...

KFC is one popular eatery, and one YouTuber decided to take the tank to the drive-thru of the nearest fast-food franchise. Don't rush to conclusions just yet; it's a "challenge accepted" adventure for ...

Tucked in the woods of urban Orlando, just off Forsyth Road near Colonial Drive, there’s trouble afoot with enemy troops lurking and the scene of a plane crash in the trees. At least this is the ...

Few civilians understand what it feels like to climb into a military tank and squeeze into the cockpit. Even fewer have had the opportunity to grab ahold of the controls and actually drive one. The ...

A British strongman has proven it’s possible to take on the local KFC drive-thru in a tank, in a YouTube video posted this week. Former World’s Strongest Man, Eddie Hall, took on the challenge in a ...

MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) -- A 30,000-pound tank and a one-mile course. Plus, you are the one driving. What's not to love? It's all part of the "Drive a Tank" experience in the little town of Kasota, near ...

Ever had one of those days when you can't help but want to crush something under the weight of your treads? Or maybe you and your friends are itching to drive over cars or blast things. In a ...

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Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Jim Gorzelany is a veteran automotive journalist. Though the COVID-19 pandemic is officially behind us, its battle scars remain in ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Adam Morganstern covers worldwide travel, food, wine and spirits. Ever had the feeling you’re being followed by a Sherman tank?

Though some of us are heavily assisted by smart phone apps and delivery, humans don’t need GPS to find food. We know where the fridge is. The grocery store. The drive-thru. And we don’t really need a ...