The Saint-Chamond, manufactured in 1917 by France, was one such tank that failed to live up to its creator's lofty ambitions.

Overshadowed by the Schneider CA1, the Saint-Chamond was France’s second tank—powerful, but plagued by design flaws. Secretary Bessent sends message on Walmart price increases due to tariffs ...

Like many tanks of the World War One era, the Saint-Chamond packed four machine guns as well as a heavy main gun into what was essentially an armored steel box, with the main gun protruding from ...