Lists of Tiger 1 tanks in battle bulge?

Answer 1

Oh, I see you're interested in history and tanks! The Battle of the Bulge was a significant event during World War II. While there were Tiger I tanks present during the battle, specific lists of these tanks may be challenging to find due to the chaos of war and record-keeping limitations. Remember, each tank represented a story of bravery and sacrifice, adding to the tapestry of history.

Answer 2

Oh, dude, talking about Tiger 1 tanks in the Battle of the Bulge? That's like bringing a tank to a snowball fight! There were around 60 Tiger 1 tanks deployed by the Germans during the Battle of the Bulge in 1944. So, yeah, they were there, causing some trouble, but let's be real, it was a pretty messy situation overall.

Answer 3

Well, honey, the Battle of the Bulge was fought in 1944 during World War II, and the Germans did have Tiger I tanks in that battle. However, there isn't a specific list of every single Tiger I tank involved because, let's face it, keeping track of every tank in a chaotic war zone is like herding cats. So, to put it simply, there were Tiger I tanks present, but don't expect a neat little list with their names and serial numbers.

Answer 4

There was only one Tiger 1 tank battalion that saw action in the Battle of the Bulge. These were the Tiger 1s from Schwere Panzer Abteilung (Funklenk) 301. This battalion was originally created to operate remote controlled B-IV demolition tanks (a 3.5 ton low profile tracked bomb that carried a 450 kg explosive warhead) However this unit functioned as a normal Tiger tank battalion in the Ardennes. On December 16th, 1944 this unit had 27 Tiger 1s with 14 being operational while the others were being repaired or were in transit. They began the battle attached to the 319th Panzer Kompany in the 6th Panzer Army but were transfered into the 9th SS Panzer Division on December 20th, 1944 and remain there for the remainder of the campaign. At least one Tiger 1 from this battalion was knocked out near Oberwampach during the withdrawal stage of the battle.

Information source: Battle of the Bulge (new edition) by Danny S. Parker