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If they used armored tanks what kind did they use?
All tanks are armored; if they weren't armored they would be called self propelled guns (because they have a cannon mounted on them). It they were armored, but didn't have a gun (cannon) it would be called an armored personnel carrier. Therefore, since it's got armor & a gun, it's called a tank.
What types of tanks did the seventh armored division use?
the ones that can kill u if u get shot with them
Did Germany use tanks in World War I?
Yes Germany did use tanks during world war 1, they use tanks alone with airplanes, gas masks, and submarines
Why didn't the Britain use tanks during World War 2?
They DID use tanks.
What weapons did the Australians use in desert warfare?
Pistols,rifles,bayonets,light and heavy machine guns,tanks,armored cars, and airplanes.
What was the battle of long tan about?
First impressive use of the Australian 1st Armored Regiments Centurion tanks in battle.
Do they still use tank destroyers in the army?
The Army still uses armored cars and light tanks similar to tank destroyers, but not the same kind of tank destroyers as they did in WWII.
What were the advantages of tanks in world war 2?
Tanks were able to move farther and faster than soldiers walking. Also, tank had weapons capabilities two machine guns, along with a .75mm gun,which was used for accuracy and long range. Tanks also had a psychological effect on personal because tanks were armored plated,small arms fire did little effect on them., tanks also had a choice of shells to use on targets, disciplinary high explosive, smoke,etc... Tanks were just a part of the military organization to provide support to the infantry.
Did they use tanks or airplanes in World War 2?
Both.
Are tanks for world war 1 still in use?
No, They Are In Museums
Were there tanks in World War 2?
Yes, the first use was about twenty years earlier in WW1 tanks were used extensively
Did they have tanks in World War I?
Yes, Great Britain has the first to use them.
