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Tiger tanks (including the King Tiger) destroyed at least 10,300 enemy tanks and, just as importantly, the amazing number of 11,380 Pak guns and artillery pieces in World War II. These achievements were made with the loss of 1,725 Tiger tanks of all types (including a variety of operational and strategic casualties, that is, stagnant, abandoned, and blown up by their own crews).
Taking into account all destroyed enemy tanks, Pak and artillery guns, infantrymen and other weapons and equipment, the Tiger tank was almost certainly the tank with the best ratio for firing losses.
There is no doubt that these successes of the Tiger tanks have their cause in the very good all-round protection - in contrast to the only good frontal armor of the PzKpfw V Panther.
Taking into account all destroyed enemy tanks, Pak and artillery guns, infantrymen and other weapons and equipment, the Tiger tank was almost certainly the tank with the best ratio for firing losses.
There is no doubt that these successes of the Tiger tanks have their cause in the very good all-round protection - in contrast to the only good frontal armor of the PzKpfw V Panther.
