![]() ![]() Tank combat, of course, dominated World War II. At the end of World War I, people wrote that mechanized armor would probably never be used again on a battlefield. ![]() ![]() It’s almost a cliche to say that tanks are obsolete. There’s some kind of new conflict, a few tanks get whacked and people start asking that question,” Nicholas Drummond, a former British Army officer, defense industry analyst, and U.K advisor to the German defense company Krauss-Maffei Wegmann, told Motherboard. “Every now and then people like to suggest that tanks are obsolete. It’s also wrong, completely misunderstands modern war, and fails to recognize what is really screwing over Russian tanks in Ukraine: poor planning and logistics. It’s bizarre given that Ukraine itself is asking for tanks from its allies. It’s an assertion that’s almost as old as tanks themselves. ![]()
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