German WWII Tanks And Tank Killers

German tanks gained a fearsome reputation even though the basic doctrines of bewegungskrieg were not more generalized than simply rolling tanks out in front of infantry; the doctrine instead relied on close radio communication between army commanders, the Luftwaffe, and the artillery army to produce a coordinated assault of which tanks were simply one relatively small part. One of the subtle lessons of World War II, though, was that obsolete weapons (such as biplanes) could still be effective.