The National Interest

In the 1930s Nations were Experimenting with Radio-Controlled Tanks

Key point: Despite being at the cutting edge of technology, World War II–era drones were only effective in highly specialized circumstances, not ideal for the fast-paced ground warfare of the conflict ...
Gizmodo

Remote-Controlled Tanks of the 1930s Were Supposed to Save Lives on Both Sides

This Japanese-made, remote-controlled tank got tech nerds all excited in 1931. But it wasn’t just because they saw a new toy. Tech-minded folk of the early 1930s also saw a utopian solution to war. A ...
The World

Radio Control Fliers do battle in air, on land

NORTH BEND -- The annual Radio Control Fliers expo at Pony Village Mall saw something new this year: battling tanks. Bay Area R/C Fliers President Phil Shellabarger invited a crew of radio controlled ...
Engadget

Command tiny radio-controlled tanks in Vita AR game

Here's one to be filed in the verbose category of Games That Are Unlikely To Leave Japan But Contain Items That Suit Our Interests. Konami announced AR Combat Digi Q, an online tank combat game that ...