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Tank Destroyers in WWII: Solution or Misfire?

As tank armor grew thicker, traditional anti-tank guns became harder to deploy—and harder to move. The answer was mobility: self-propelled guns that could keep up with fast-changing battlefronts.
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Rooikat / South African tank destroyer

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The Deadliest Gun on Tracks: How the StuG Became Germany’s No.1 Tank Killer

When we think of Germany’s armored might in World War II, names like Tiger and Panther often dominate the conversation[...] ...
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Can The Military's Bradley Fighting Vehicle Destroy A Tank?

The M2 Bradley Infantry Fighting Vehicle, named after World War II General Omar Bradley, is an armored personnel carrier with a lot of victories to its credit that go far beyond its original design ...
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BMP-3 ‘Tank Destroyer’ Could be Russia’s Mobile Drone Carrier

Summary and Key Points: The Soviet-era BMP-3 infantry fighting vehicle, developed at the end of the Cold War, is set to evolve into a mobile drone carrier. Russian state media reported that ...