The tanks in WW1 were not very strong. They overheated inside a lot so you could not stay in them for very long. The outside metal layer was very thin and you could shoot through it in the first models.
The tanks were effective in some ways. During WW1 Trench warfare was popular, (Trench warfare was people would dig trenches and climb in and shoot at the other trench) and it made it easy for the Tanks to drive on top of the Trenches and squish everyone inside. (some early models were not heavy enough)
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I would say General Patton. He was famous for using tanks and moving fast in WW11.
Tanks are nearly always effective; because they are bullet proof, can move, and carry fire power (a cannon).
Britain was slow to change from WWI tank tactics. In WWI they had slow moving infantry support tanks. Once tanks began to fight each other on the battlefield, it was necessary for Britain to develop faster, cruiser tanks specifically to battle enemy tanks. It was similar to how America used their tanks in WWII, however they weren't the same ideal on how the tank is constructed. Later they developed tank destroyers specifically to fight other tanks. These were based off pre-existing tanks with lighter turrets and heavier guns.
100,000. They also were not permitted to have more than 6 naval warships and they werent allowed any tanks or submersibles/u-boats.
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Mechanically unsound, slow moving, un-reliable.
The black surface is more effective in absorbing sunlight rather than reflecting it. Hence, black surface is more effective in getting what is included beneath warmed and heated up which is risky for fuel storage tanks if its surface is black.
Quite possibly. During the Vietnam War, there was an engineering unit digging deep trenches with their earth moving equipment, with destroyed M48 Patton tanks lying next to the trenches. Upon questioning, the engineer's stated they were burying the tanks.
Battle tanks use tracks to spread their weight on soft ground. Tanks weigh 40+ tons; If they used wheels they would often get stuck. It's the same reason earth moving equipment (bulldozers) use tracks.
Las cannon for a standard devastator marine or a missile launcher, but they are only effective against tanks
no because it was too crouded for horses to move since of the trees and it's more effective to use tanks
The 21st century requires Rapid Deployment capabilities. Tanks are heavy, take up alot of room aboard air transports. Quick reacting armor is what the military is moving towards today.