Karde I think you might actually be brain dead

@Grugochet No, that isn't what I think. I believe having all the necessary munitions with which to wage war is what being "fully-equipped" means.

They only had numerical supremacy really in 1943 when germans were in near full retreat

what does that even mean?

Which means they didnt need to use human wave tactics then wtf

i have seem to hit a dead end

All hail the German tanks the Panzer reigns supreme

i need an account to view where the source comes from

the necessary munitions to wage war?

its from some university

Oof

https://quod.lib.umich.edu/cgi/t/text/text-idx?c=acls;cc=acls;view=toc;idno=heb00967.0001.001

you can have men underequipped and still have the necessary munitions to wage war

The Germans knew how to make great tanks

that was one of the causes of the germans downfall is they made to many tank designs

it cost to much to upkeep

They should have kept with the current designs due to the fact it worked so well

another reason is the generals tended to disobey hitlers orders and a aura of distrust and shit

@GermanEastAfrica Actually, the Tiger II was superior to the Panzer.

didn't help that a few surprise attacks happened and the morale of the german army was low from the cold of russia

Like i think the germans got encircled from the soviets i forget what battle it was

I know, the Panzer just came to mind first @Deleted User

Stalingrad?

that might be it

anyways a lot surrendered cause of it

Wtf another barbarosa myth

The Soviet tanks were technically inferior, but there was a lot of them so it kind of neutralized the field

Stalingrad was caused due to Hitler moving the tank divisions down to the Caucasus to secure oil.

And thus the infantry didn't have tank support.

So they got encircled.

And then fucked.

i dont think the germans would of won even if they had coats to protect from the cold

Kind of like a Sparta vs Persia deal

not to say the soviets where good at war or what ever

it's just the circumstances where not good for germany

I think they could have, the German army was superior at the time, the main saving grace of the Soviets was the weather

they where under supplied

Artic cold also thwatedthe soviets

Stalingrad, November 22, 1942. Red Army trapped around 250k Germans on the Don River.

But in fact, the Germans were able to ward off the Soviet attacks during these incredibly low temperature days. On 6 December, in a record minus 38 degrees below zero, German 9th Army counter-attacked at Kalinin with heavy support from Panzergruppe 3 [Panzer Group 3, a tank army consisting of several corps] and pushed back Soviet 31st Army across River Volga again. In the process, Soviet 250th Rifle Division was completely routed and had to be withdrawn from combat.

Between 5 and 7 December, the German High Command reported that the Soviet attacks in general were warded off.  “We failed during the first days,” admitted Zhukov, the most acclaimed Soviet military commander of the Second World War.

the main issues with the germans was lack of oil