What are Veeky Forums's favorite tanks?
What are Veeky Forums's favorite tanks?
Jeremiah Jones
Parker Sanders
Renault FT, M4 Sherman, Centurion, and M1 Agrams.
You can have different tastes, but be aware that they're wrong.
Zachary Perry
BT-7, T-54/55, T-72, T-90
Adam Morris
American M1 Tank Destoyers
Matthew Rogers
ARL 44 Personal favourite of mine, Long High velocity 90mm Canons make me nut
Austin Johnson
t34
Leo Perry
It's a TD, but the Hetzer is my top favorite.
Other contenderes are the Somua S35, Pz III Ausf. C, TOG II*, and Sherman Firefly.
Ayden Richardson
>give your most advanced tanks to 16 year olds
Jacob Richardson
Hetzer, KV-1, T-34-85, Ha-Go, M4 Sherman, Tiger BT-7
Noah Cook
The one with a penis
Cooper Moore
The Panzer IV is just a good, solid tank. So is the Sherman. The Stuart is a fine little tanklet with attitude. Tiger II is a beast, too bad about the O and M issues.
Hunter Davis
Panzer III because it's the chassis of the StüG, which is a cute but doesn't count as a tank apparently.
Landon Peterson
Here we fucking go
Owen Stewart
>stug
>tank
Liam Rivera
Stüg was an assault gun. Used fot infantry support.
Assault guns were part of the artillery and not the pazertruppe.
You wouldnt call hummel a tank even though it has armor and a gun.
Eli Harris
Anthony Price
aaaaaaaa what did I say wrong???
OP asked for tanks, I said Pz.III and gave my reason, that it is the basis of StüG.III, which people commonly mention the term "propelled gun" is more suitable for. If I wanted to ignite an argument, I could have just said StüG.
Charles Wood
You don't bring up the definition of a tank in tank threads on Veeky Forums or else you summon the autist
Xavier Parker
Type 2 Ka-Mi, of course
Andrew Hughes
Easton Johnson
Carson Martin
Josiah Wright
Brayden Clark
It's a shame this is a meme accidentally created by a hobbyist gluing models together
Anthony Green
I love WW1 tanks. They're so steampunk and alien.
this
Zachary Garcia
Caleb Sanders
I'm pretty sure he was intentionally trying to make something ridiculous and then try to pass it off as a real tank.
Agree with this, but not because it was the Stug chassis (PZ 4 was also a Stug chassis, but not as prevalent). Quite simply, it was the main tank for the Wehrmacht in both the Battle of France and the opening stages of Barbarossa. It never had the technical specs of its rival opposing tanks, but consistently outperformed them anyway due to good tactics and good crews. I like the plucky little tank that could.
Isaiah Watson
That's not just a tank... It's German autism made manifest !
Mason Long
Can't go wrong with a Centurion. That Tank saved my countries ass a couple of time.
Brody Jones
Abbreviate sell propelled for me please. They are tanks btw
Chase Lopez
There is something about those mark I/mark IV design that makes me hard.
I know they were shitty, and often caused more problems than they solved, but god damn this shape, those rivets, those guns makes me go unf.
Elijah Lopez
Matthew Sullivan
I like the look of the Sheridan
Austin Gonzalez
watch the newest GuP episode senpai
Lincoln Bennett
The ones containing dead Germans.
Jackson Reyes
Dreckiger Hurensohn
Oliver Ward
Based Anti-Wehraboo
Ryan Moore
Slav shit lol
Luis Sanchez
obsessed
Thomas Hernandez
You don't know the half of it. Wish there were some good images of German women, children and elderly burning alive in their homes. My only dream is that Hitler was remotely competent on the Eastern Front and the war dragged on an extra six months and we got to nuke several German cities.
Joshua Martinez
you reek of underaged desu
Leo James
Challenger 2, I've legit worked with them in an internship, having them drive past you while you're at work is sweet.
But 25 rule and its still in service so doesn't count. In that case I'd go for the Tiger 1. It's just iconic and being in it in late '42 or early '43 would have been the shit.
Michael Brown
Brody Stewart
What does the V near the front of the tank mean?
Camden James
>being this edgy
Carson Torres
I wonder what it must have been like to face one of them in battle
at least during WWII most folks knew what a tank was so it wasn't a huge surprise to see them show up, but the soldiers during WWI had never even considered one of them could show up until they did.
Shooting at it does absolutely nothing, it plows through your carefully placed barbed wire fences and rolls over trenches
Jaxson Kelly
Wouldn't it flip over from recoil ?
Camden Davis
The tank's company from what I remember.
Joseph Martin
>Tips over in the first trench it tries to cross
cute
Evan Brooks
>Pz III
>Main tank in France
No
Elijah Fisher
M60 Patton. All the workhorse of an M48 with the bells and whistles of what was considered specialty armor then.
Logan Ward
Seriously the T-72 lol was a piece of shit. Vatniks like to overate shitty Soviet tanks but they all fucking sucked. The T-34 lol, sucked. The T-55 lol was a piece of shit. T-62 kek sucked. T-72 lol wut? sucked shit. They all sucked.
Isaac Moore
>Russian tanks go up against US equipment
>get smashed no matter the operators
Every. Fucking. Time. Fucking """"""non-Soviet""""" operated T-55s and 64s were getting shit on all over Africa by ARMORED CARS. The only time where I can think of the inverse is the Iran-Iraq War, but there are thousands of examples of PACT equipment getting railed by NATO equipment.
Bentley Moore
>great at fighting tanks
>great at infantry support
>simpler to produce than tanks
The STuG was the greatest armoured vehicle of the war.
William Russell
Yes, it was. Of the approximately 1,200 tanks in Panzer Group Kleist, the one actually making the breakthrough that knocked out France, PZ3s were not quite a majority of the overall force, but they were the plurality, and a big one.
Cooper Johnson
Unless you wanted to advance and keep fighting. Quite honestly, you can make the exact same argument about a towed field gun battery.
Hudson Long
>"the myth of Soviet inferiority in this sector of arms production that has been perpetuated by the failure of downgraded T-72 export tanks in the Gulf Wars has, finally, been laid to rest. The results of these tests show that if a NATO/Warsaw Pact confrontation had erupted in Europe, the Soviets would have had parity (or perhaps even superiority) in armour"[46]
I love it when Mt. Stupid residents try to appear smart.
Soviets enjoyed technological advantage in terms of armour for almost the entire Cold War, in the sense of actually deployed models. They lost the edge in 80s, but even then they weren't far behind, though lack of stuff like thermal imaging was somewhat serious.
Carson Fisher
I try to imagine the Tank as a gir
The ARL would be the kind of french gentle femdom girl that would catch a glimpse of you at a hotel lobby before whispering you her room number.
Elijah Parker
I really don't get the appeal of tanks. They're very ugly machines when you get down to it.
Michael Smith
Interwar mad max tanks don't get enough love.
Daniel Adams
Soviet tanks > other tanks
Wyatt Price
Sherman is based
David Morris
BT was designed by an American and improvements were made by the Soviets.
Blake Jackson
What about Socialist Vietnam's use of Soviet armor?
Connor Parker
Not really my favorite tank, just wanted to bring some variety to the discussion.
>Formed the bulk of the italian armoured divisions in Africa
>Adequate gun and armour made obsolete by late '41
>Used efficiently by the tankers to cope for its shortcomings, managed to achieve various victories thanks to close cooperation with the infantry and artillery
>Higher reliability than their german allies and a longer operational range, combined with good mobility made it a nice ride through the rocky desert
>Bolted plates for that spicy fragmentation on hit ensuring that there were two times more deaths than destroyed tanks every time
>Easily accessible trasmission for Tony to repair his tin can
>Used as the base for the Semoventi SPGs
And look at how boxy it is, an absolute beauty.
Kayden Perry
>bt-7
AHAHAHAHHHAHAHAAA
Isaac Cooper
umm, m18 tank destroyer you mean?
Nathaniel Allen
>post a picture of a model
kys
Nathaniel Young
Jaxon Green
Churchill
Especially the Mk 3, Mk 7 and gun carriage
The fact they never got the gun carriage to fully work was a shame as the chassis would've made a great heavy tank destroyer
Oliver Long
A towed field gun battety requires redeployment, and for that reason, while extremely useful, it cannot support advancing infantry. Assault guns can because, while they are not breakthrough weapons, they can move along with the infantry providing fire support, particularly against hard targets.
I have a massive fetish for self-propelled field guns, you see.
Lucas Bennett
>posts t34-85
Julian Diaz
>room 206
Connor Gutierrez
>Shota tank
Why hasn't Japan made a show out of this?
Tyler Allen
>Leave Germany to me.
Lincoln Stewart
Better chance that they'll survive and eventually grow into veterans
Should they give them the Pz3s instead so that they have no chance?
Connor Clark
They should have had mixed crews of veterans and babby's
Nicholas James
Fug, I meant to post this ironic t-35 image
Cameron Fisher
You don't just die when your tank gets knocked out.
Jackson White
Yes I'm sure the majority of inexperienced tank crews safely evacuated their knocked-out tanks
Probably more likely they had a veteran command vehicle/tank to direct the group
Ethan Adams
Used by whom? The Stug was pretty much the only tank Finland had in the war and they certainly used it like a tank whatever that means.
Nolan Lopez
>The Stug was pretty much the only tank Finland had in the war
*blocks your path*
Eli Jenkins
Christian Peterson
What's this, a modification of a captured tank for ants?
Benjamin Gonzalez
Larping as spartans
Leo Howard
Don't know why, I just really like the Cromwell tank.
Camden Diaz
This absolute boy
Dominic Thomas
Matildas are beautiful things.
Charles Powell
Cooper Miller
>4366912
Robert Barnes
Chase Williams
Julian Cox
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Brody Cook
Thomas Harris
Parker Morris
Josiah Mitchell
Kevin Campbell
Chaffe-chan is he cutest!
Juan Lee
Valentine's are the cutest