The M18 Tank Destroyer was called the hot-rod of the tank world thanks to its ability to traverse all sorts of terrain in a high-speed manner. Despite tipping the scales at 20 tons, the Hellcat ...

It was one of the fastest tracked vehicles ever produced. 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 ...

But when the full industrial resources of the country were needed in the World War II effort, Buick shifted its focus to a revolutionary light armored tank that came to be known as the M18 Hellcat.

Manufactured by Buick of General Motors from 1943 to 1944, the M18 Hellcat is one of the most famous tanks used in World War II. Officially designated a tank destroyer, one example of the 2,507 ...

And not just any tank, but the infamous M18 destroyer, better known as the Hellcat. Engineered after sketches that originated in the design studio of Harley Earl, the “Seek, Strike, Destroy ...

The tank positioned to the east of the III Corps flagpole is an M18 Hellcat Tank Destroyer. Sinker said the tank destroyer was a World War III-era tank that could be traced back in III Corps ...

Mossner served aboard an M18 Hellcat tank destroyer, as he and his fellow crew members ventured from France's western beaches all the way into the heart of Nazi Germany. Speaking to The Saginaw ...

The men were attempting to fire a round from the armored tank destroyer's cannon when the round exploded at 3:09 p.m. Tuesday. The explosion happened inside a 1944 Buick "Hellcat" M18 tank ...