lol @ FreakyDude ..The Spitfire won in the BOB because of fuel and not so much anything else. ( I will get killed for that comment )
BoB was lost to the German as they left our raidar up. They didn't know just how important it was.

lol @ FreakyDude ..The Spitfire won in the BOB because of fuel and not so much anything else. ( I will get killed for that comment )
Something is missing in this.....the ground.....1)If you are talking the steps of russia several miles of flat ground in all directions...thats a kt, if you are talking the hedge rows of western france , thats hellcat, rolling hills of central france....well thats the panther....maybe a mountian pass in hungery....guess what? Thats the jadgtiger.Saxondog wrote:I recently asked a question on another thread,it is simply this...
Given the choice of 10 to 1 odds on any WWII Battlefield which tank would you chose to command??
My choice being the mid production Tiger. Against either 10-Sherman's,or 10 T34/85 and an open Eastern Front battlefield.
More firepower,more Armor,more ammunition and the advantage of 3000m armor piercing penetration.
Please give common answers, tank,battle opponent,and front.and reason for choice of tank, Let the battle begin. cheers
Me too, c/w an incontinence garmentRocketman wrote:Personally id go for A willys Jeep and ride off in the opposite direction as fast as I could!
Saxondog wrote:I am a bit surprised you have chosen all German Armor? But on reflection and considering the other debate I understand your choice,you simply like most of us if forced to fight,want to survive and the best chance on any battlefield IN WHICH A PURELY ARMOR engagement occurs would be German Armor.
I recall reading that the M26 drive train issues were still present in the first year of the Korean War in 1950 and it was removed from combat after the first year, there.mustclime wrote:the m26 would have gotten to the war a year earler. Figure in 3-6 months they would have sorted out the drivetrain