What were the names of World War 2 army tanks?

Answer 1

Germany Sturmpanzerwagen A7V (20) K-Wagen (5 late war prototypes were never completed and were later destroyed by Allied Disarmament Commission) France Schneider CA1 (~400) St. Chamond (~400) Renault FT-17 (3800+) United Kingdom Mark I Mark II Mark III Mark IV Mark V Whippet

Answer 2

Three good tanks during the second world war is the german Panther with sloped armor, another good german tank is the Tiger 1 tank which had a powerful cannon but straight armor, and germany´s best tank produced during the war is the Tiger 2 tank with sloped armor and a powerful cannon of 88 mm!

Answer 3

US tanks were named after US (and some Confederate) Generals: Medium tanks were Lee, Grant, Sherman, and the M26 General Pershing tank. Light tanks were the Stuart and Chaffee tanks. The M26 was classified as a heavy tank for morale purposes, then reclassified back to it's real category of a medium tank. With some modifications, the M26 became the M46 Patton during the Korean War. Which was the FIRST of the Patton series tanks; which ended with the Vietnam War M48 Patton. The US Army's M60 Combat tank was never named after a General and became the US Army's first MBT (Main Battle Tank) in 1960.

Answer 4

The most common American tanks were the Stuart, the Grant and the famous Sherman. British tanks were the Cromwell, Crusader, Churchill and Valentine. German tanks were various marks of Panzer and Tiger.

Answer 5

The Soviet T34 Medium Tank and T35 are considered the best tank in WW2 by both the military generals and the WW2 historians. They had the best armor, they were the fastest and had the best guns. They could squash a Nazi Tiger Tank (which some say is the best but they are not the majority).

Answer 6

German M31 Tiger tank.