P-1000 Ultra Heavy Tank
The P-1000 super heavy tank was a type of super heavy tank planned by Nazi Germany and developed by the German company Krupp, but the plan was abandoned in 1943 and no P-1000 was produced. In early 1942, the German Weapons Agency's Fifth Division planned to develop the P-1000 super heavy tank. At that time, Nazi Germany's military development and strength had reached their peak, and Adolf Hitler himself was very interested in the project of developing super heavy tanks at the beginning. He believed that the larger the tank, the stronger it would be, and did not consider many practical issues at all.
During World War II, the super heavy tank Rat tank
The Rat type super heavy tank was designed by the German company Porsche at the end of World War II, with a combat weight of 188 tons, making it the heaviest tank at that time. It is precisely because of the extremely heavy body that the off-road capability of the mouse tank is extremely poor, ultimately resulting in its failure due to a lack of practical value.
World War II British heavy tank Churchill Mk VII
The Churchill infantry tank was the last British infantry tank and the largest tank produced by Britain during World War II, with a total production of 5640 units. The Churchill tank is an infantry tank that replaces the Matilda, developed under the code name A20. However, during the development process, the UK discovered that the A20 prototype did not yet meet their requirements. So, in July 1940, Vauxhall Automobile Company accepted the contract to develop the A22 infantry tank. Produce the first prototype car 7 months later. In June 1941, the first batch of 14 production tanks were delivered to the British army.
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