If at all possible they were repaired and sent back into action. Even tanks which had been penetrated by an enemy shell and the entire crew instantly killed could often be repaired. A plug would be welded into the hole where the shell came through, and some lucky guy got to clean out the human remains. The Russians frequently repaired even German tanks, and used them alongside their own. As the Allies advanced through France into Germany they did not bother to repair enemy tanks, though they did fix up their own if possible. Many destroyed tanks remained right where they were until long after the war. A tank is a heavy thing, and takes a specialized vehicle to remove it. An ordinary automobile wrecker doesn't have the power. In places in Russia there are still hulks of destroyed tanks.
Michael Wittmann, a German tank commander during World War II, is credited with destroying a total of 138 tanks. Wittmann achieved this impressive feat primarily while serving in the 1st SS Panzer Division. His successful tank engagements, particularly during the Battle of Villers-Bocage in June 1944, earned him a reputation as a highly skilled and effective tank commander.
Tanks and submarines were the two military vehicles that (to the best of my knowledge) were introduced during World War 1.
Millions of buildings were destroyed during World War 2. Most of these were resulted of being knock down by Air Assults or tanks firing or mis firing at buildings e.g. Stalingrads buildings were mostly destroyed during the course of world war 2.
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The USA was doing great during the war until the British tanks came along. From there we were in trouble. They bombed us and cut through our barbed wire and even destroyed our trenches. So we got flame throwers and realized they were able to destroy the tanks. So eventually we used tanks and flamethrowers and all that stuff and won the war.
It's nearly tottally impossible to count every vehicle destroyed by Tanks during WW2 but it estimated to be millions if you include civilian vehicles.
During World War II, Russia had approximately 50,000 tanks.
Michael Wittmann, a German tank commander during World War II, is credited with destroying a total of 138 tanks. Wittmann achieved this impressive feat primarily while serving in the 1st SS Panzer Division. His successful tank engagements, particularly during the Battle of Villers-Bocage in June 1944, earned him a reputation as a highly skilled and effective tank commander.
Canada only had 4,601 tanks in World War 2.
32 british tanks were lost during world war 2
They DID use tanks.
During World War II, Allied forces destroyed approximately 17,000 German tanks. This figure includes tanks lost in various battles across the European theater, as well as those abandoned or captured. The destruction of these tanks played a significant role in the eventual defeat of Nazi Germany.
Yes Germany did use tanks during world war 1, they use tanks alone with airplanes, gas masks, and submarines
During the First World War.
France produced more tanks during World War I than all other nations combined.
Tanks and submarines were the two military vehicles that (to the best of my knowledge) were introduced during World War 1.
During World War II, approximately one-third of London was destroyed by bombing raids.