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How many tanks were in the battle of kursk?
The Germans has 2,928 tanks. Whereas the Soviets had 5,128 tanks.
Why did the Germans want to invade the Caribbean?
They did not. Occasionally a German U-Boat would shell a Carribean Island. These islands had oil refineries, natural resources-bauxite, and military bases that the Germans wanted to disrupt or destroy.
What invention by the Germans was used against British tanks in World War 1?
The Germans developed the "tank trap," a series of obstacles designed to impede and destroy British tanks during World War I. These included barbed wire entanglements, deep trenches, and anti-tank barriers that made it difficult for tanks to advance. Additionally, the Germans utilized artillery and specialized anti-tank shells to target and disable British armored vehicles. These innovations significantly impacted the effectiveness of tank warfare on the battlefield.
What are tanks used for in the war?
to destroy enymeys vehicals
How do you destroy tanks on commandos strike force?
u throw lots of grenades and molotovs
How many tanks were in the battle of kursk?
The Germans has 2,928 tanks. Whereas the Soviets had 5,128 tanks.
Why did the Germans want to invade the Caribbean?
They did not. Occasionally a German U-Boat would shell a Carribean Island. These islands had oil refineries, natural resources-bauxite, and military bases that the Germans wanted to disrupt or destroy.
Can you make a sentence with the word destroy?
Tanks Destroy everything in their paths.
What invention by the Germans was used against British tanks in World War 1?
The Germans developed the "tank trap," a series of obstacles designed to impede and destroy British tanks during World War I. These included barbed wire entanglements, deep trenches, and anti-tank barriers that made it difficult for tanks to advance. Additionally, the Germans utilized artillery and specialized anti-tank shells to target and disable British armored vehicles. These innovations significantly impacted the effectiveness of tank warfare on the battlefield.
What was the most important factor in the battle of the bulge?
Probably fuel. The German plan actually called for capturing enough Allied fuel to keep their offensive moving, as the Germans had insufficient fuel of their own. Nothing really gives a better indication of the desperation of the entire plan than this, that for its success, it depended on captured supplies. Individual Americans managed to destroy fuel dumps before they were taken by the Germans. When the Germans withdrew from the Bulge, they left behind dozens of tanks, out of gas.
Were the Germans the first to make the tanks in 1916?
No the English were the first
Were under water tanks in development by the Germans during ww2?
no
Did the Germans use blow up tanks?
I don't know what you mean by "blow up tanks," but I think the tanks blew stuff up =P
What are tanks used for in the war?
to destroy enymeys vehicals
US tanks vs Japan tanks?
janapneese tanks were weak compared to the russains and Americans
What do Germans believe?
Germans believe in god like Americans do.
What type of weapons did the Germans use in world war2?
guns, tanks
