They have well armored fronts for light tanks, and are able to bounce shots to their sloped fronts if angled correctly. German light tanks are rounded in capability. These post-war tanks are ideal support tanks but otherwise will be hard-pressed to succeed where earlier German tanks would excel. Post-War Bundeswehr tanks however follow an entirely different philosophy, favoring maneuverable, versatile platforms with balanced guns, in exchange for completely negligible armor protection. Various famous tank project, prototype, and vehicles were build/planned in this era, With a competition from 3 Major companies Locomotive Developer Henschel and Son (H), Motor Developer Porsche (P), And Weapon Developer Krupp (K) to design the best tank to offer the Germans Army. While German tanks are very specialized, there is vast selection of German tanks to fill all roles arguably, each German tank fights in a way unique from any other one. As well as this, they have large health pools.

They are about average or slightly higher in mobility and view range, but tend to trail their American counterparts in maneuverability and are a bit heavier too. Their armour can grant good protection, but tends to be less thick than a comparable Russian tank, and usually less reliable due to worse sloping and angling. Wehrmacht tanks have an emphasis on accurate guns with smaller average calibers but good rate of fire and velocity. A disproportionate number of the most famous and celebrated vehicles in armored warfare hail from this region, making it one of the key factions in World of Tanks. Armored fighting vehicles attributed to either National Socialist (World War II) Germany and countries which that entity absorbed (such as Czechoslovakia) or the post-war Federal Republic of Germany.

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