To compete, German engineers emulated many of the design differences of the T34. They added sloped armour, which helped divert enemy fire, thicker armour, to provent penetration, a wider track, to improve stability, and an overhanging gun which improved accuracy. The tank was called the Panther and the improvements made it very successful...
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Finally larger versions of the Panther were developed and called the Tiger and King Tiger, but these pushed the envelope with the technology available and had many flaws. The Treaty of Versailles limited Germany’s production of naval ships after WWI. Instead the German military sneakily produced U-Boats which were ships that could dive underwater for a short period of time and fire torpedoes...
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