For your entertainment :
According to the Military Channel, based on the following criteria :
1. Firepower
2. Armor
3. Mobility
4. Production rating
5. Fear Factor
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(Click on the names for details) :
1. T-34 - (Russia)
2. M1 Abrams - (USA)
3. Tiger - (WWII Germany)
4. WW1 Tank - (UK)
5. Centurion - (UK)
6. Panzer MK IV - (WWII Germany)
7. Challenger - (UK)
8. T-54/T-55 - (USSR)
9. Merkava - (Israel)
10. M4 Sherman - (USA)
I was surprised by the absence of either T-72, T-80 or T-90 but the T-34 is an obvious choice since it changed the course of the WWII. Those things were produced at the rate of 1300 units per months. To give you an idea, only 1500 German Tiger tanks were produced during the whole war.
It was also the first tank to implement the "slope" armor, designed to "bounce" the incoming ennemy shells.
Anyway, it was an excellent program explained by well-known military historian. Hope you like the infos.
Cheers.
According to the Military Channel, based on the following criteria :
1. Firepower
2. Armor
3. Mobility
4. Production rating
5. Fear Factor
---
(Click on the names for details) :
1. T-34 - (Russia)
2. M1 Abrams - (USA)
3. Tiger - (WWII Germany)
4. WW1 Tank - (UK)
5. Centurion - (UK)
6. Panzer MK IV - (WWII Germany)
7. Challenger - (UK)
8. T-54/T-55 - (USSR)
9. Merkava - (Israel)
10. M4 Sherman - (USA)
I was surprised by the absence of either T-72, T-80 or T-90 but the T-34 is an obvious choice since it changed the course of the WWII. Those things were produced at the rate of 1300 units per months. To give you an idea, only 1500 German Tiger tanks were produced during the whole war.
It was also the first tank to implement the "slope" armor, designed to "bounce" the incoming ennemy shells.
Anyway, it was an excellent program explained by well-known military historian. Hope you like the infos.
Cheers.
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