Thats for if you have absolutely no consideration of the Crew but you want a lot of tanks quickly

Which during the beginning when both the British and the French quickly needed armor, stuff like the M3 Lee was a good substitute

M3 was a meh in my opinion

Overall it was a bad tank, but in operation as a supplimental tank and a stopgap design it was one of the best

I feel that one of the most Iconic tanks of All Time is the Tiger 1

Definitely

You pretty much cant have a WW2 game or movie without one

Its seen two Fronts of the same war, wielded by one of the most infamous powers on earth, with a reputation to boot

Too bad the Germans werent being smart with them near the end of the war

Are we trash talking germans?

Hitler wasted time and materials on building a tank, the most feasible of which still took up the metal the likes of which could be used to build 3 tiger tanks and one Panzer IV

yes i did the math

The King Tiger and the Maus were ambitious goals, but vastly too expensive

The King tiger was more feasible in my opinion as its main issue was the transmission, but then again, its german

The Maus on the other hand, was way to ambitious for that stage of the war

Yeah

Had either of the 2 worked like they did on paper, well the fall of Germany woulda taken longer to end i say

Germany would have lasted longer by simply improving on their current designs

True

Frankly they shoulda started on the Panther much earlier than they did

But Hitler had to be thay guy

Frankly that little mustache freal was the bane of germanies technological advancements

And logistics

And why he didnt have Porche melt down their Porche tiger hulls to be used for something else instead of the horrendous Ferdinand i wont know

Especially when the Porche tiger failed right in front of his own eyes

I believe they used the Gas Turbine engines of the Porche Tiger on the Maus as well didn't they?

It was an electric engine

huh

Yeah, really smart idea on paper becsuse rhey were facing oil shortages, but failed horrendously in practice because the tech just wasnt there yet

If it got stuck in even the smallest puddles of mud, that was practicslly a death sentence to it

And inclines were also a death sentence to it

ffs it could barely function on the road

a flat one in good condition mind you

Yeah

How much of the world is made up of Genghis Kahn?

1/6 i believe

or 1/3

I read that Frederick Douglass was the most photographed American of the 19th century, and that these photographs helped combat racist minstrel caricatures of black people and played a tremendous role in leading to the abolition of slavery in America. Douglass apparently called photography a democratic art medium, because while a painting can be a caricature, you can't edit a photograph.

He'd be rolling in his grave at deepfakes in 2020.

Anybody here knows the name Al Jolson?

I know the name Lion El Jonson

does that count?