Thread: Tanks of WW2
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Old January 27th, 2003, 01:51 PM
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The Pershing was a great AMerican tank for it's time, but as CDS suggests, it hardly saw any service in WW2. From what I understand only a few Pershings were rushed over to the European theater during the last month or so of the war.

Colin brings up an interesting idea though- the most surviveable tank of the war? Not necessarily the best tank of the war, but in you'alls opinions, which was the most surviveable tank of the war?

The german Tiger I and II would be obvious candidates due to their armor and size. But if we include battlefield reliability, does the T-34 win out?
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