Every Tank Destroyer Used in World War Two

Описание: World War Two forced every nation to answer one question: how do you stop a tank? This documentary catalogs every tank destroyer fielded across six years of mechanized warfare, from desperate early-war conversions like the Panzerjäger I to apex late-war killers like the Jagdtiger and ISU-152. Over thirty distinct platforms are covered across all major combatants.

The catalog includes Germany's casemate hunters from the improvised Marder series through the Jagdpanther and 71-ton Jagdtiger, Soviet mass-produced platforms like the SU-76, SU-100, and ISU-152, American speed-focused designs including the M10 Wolverine, M18 Hellcat, and M36 Jackson, British retrofitted vehicles like the Archer and Achilles, and Italian Semovente variants. Each entry covers chassis, armament, production numbers, deployment theaters, and tactical doctrine. Platforms are organized by nation and development timeline, with navigation points throughout for specific vehicles or theaters. Germany built casemate fortresses, the Soviets fielded dual-role assault guns, America prioritized mobility, and Britain adapted existing chassis with lethal long-range firepower.

Which tank destroyer doctrine do you think proved most effective during the war?

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