On 11 April 1945, a Tiger I destroyed three M4 Sherman tanks and an armoured car advancing on a road [where?]. [82] On 12 April, a Tiger I (F02) destroyed two Comet tanks, one half-track and one scout car. [82] This Tiger I was destroyed by a Comet tank of A Squadron of the 3rd Royal Tank Regiment on the next day without infantry support. [82]

On 2 December, KG Lueder, with one Tiger and five Panzer IIIs, attacked Tebourba, stopping an Allied advance and knocking out six tanks and four anti-tank guns for the loss of three Panzer IIIs. On 3 December, the single operational Tiger I was reinforced by three newly arrived Tigers, which, with infantry support, surrounded Tebourba.

The Tiger II was a German heavy tank of the Second World War. The final official German designation was Panzerkampfwagen Tiger Ausf. B, [a] often shortened to Tiger B. [9] The ordnance inventory designation was Sd.Kfz. 182. [9] ( …

The tank PzKpfw VI received the name Tiger I in August 1942 and on March 5, 1943, he baptized fire on the Russian front at the Battle of Leningrad. Now the undisputed master of the battlefields in Europe, the Tiger combines good protection, great mobility and incomparable firepower.

2022年11月15日 · Notable tanks of the time included the German Panzer tanks, the famous Soviet T-34 tank (that proved so highly effective at the Battle of Kursk) and the US M4 Sherman tank. However, it was the German Tiger tank that frequently ranked among the finest, being superior to British and American tanks for most of the war.

2023年10月1日 · After facing a defeat at Stalingrad (now called Volgograd), a battle that lasted from August 23, 1942, to February 2, 1943, the German army decided to focus on the eastern front and capture...

When the PzKpfw VI Tiger I first rolled out of the factories in September 1942, it was the most powerful battle tank in existence. Its frontal armor was virtually invulnerable to all known anti-tank weapons and its 8.8 cm KwK was capable of destroying any known enemy tank at longer distances before it could even effectively engage the Tiger I ...

2023年3月27日 · The Battle of Oglendow – The first known use of heavy German tanks in the battle of the King Tiger August 12, 1944 in the vicinity of the village of Oglendow the crew of T-34-85 A.P. Oskin destroyed three newest German tanks “King Tiger”. The outcome of the battle was important for the capture of […]

2020年6月3日 · The Tiger I was a 57 tonne German heavy tank that has become one of the most famous tanks in history. Protected by armor between 25 mm to 145 mm thick and armed with a fearsome 88mm KwK 36 L/56 main gun, the Tiger I was arguably the most feared tank of World War II by Allied soldiers.

2025年2月10日 · III tanks, one armored car, and several trucks destroyed. The action at Sidi Said in the Robaa Valley also led to the complete destruction of one Tiger tank and damage to a second. This event was important as no Tiger losses had occurred during previous battles in late 1942 and the tank was gaining a reputation for being invincible.