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During World War II, several tanks emerged as pivotal forces on the battlefield. The Soviet T-34 revolutionized tank design with its sloped armor and powerful gun. The American M4 Sherman was reliable and easy to produce, serving as the Allies' backbone. The German Tiger I instilled fear with its formidable firepower and armor. The British Churchill excelled in heavy combat and challenging terrains. Together, these tanks shaped key battles and left a lasting legacy.
