The fact is that the tanks attributes are multiplied when it is employed and properly supported in terrain and conditions where or when it is not anticipated. The success of Japan’s lightly armoured and armed tanks in overcoming the British Commonwealth defence of the Malaya peninsula in 1942 is a case in point.
In fact, history has repeatedly shown that small numbers of tanks even with lesser capabilities have dominated battlefields. The impact of these attributes is not necessarily dependant on even some ‘perfect’e mix of these characteristics. It is the combination of mobility, firepower, and protection that defines the tank.
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