We need a true early war tank

[Arlo]

I think he's talking about Fuller, deGaulle and Guderian between the wars. 

Of course, they weren't generals then, so you aren't wrong!

- oldman

Whew. That's good to hear.

[Lucifer]

Wrong, De Gaulle (who was colonel at this time) wrote a book in 1937 or such about using massive armor attacks with air support to break an enemy front.

The French generals didn't even conceive anything like a 'blitzkreig.'

[Rob52240]

A slow tank would be fine for defensive use.

[Arlo]

Wrong, De Gaulle (who was colonel at this time) wrote a book in 1937 or such about using massive armor attacks with air support to break an enemy front.

Hey, already told I was right since D was a Colonel. So there.

[save]

IRL cutting fuel / supply was  as effective as killing the tank itself, if you could keep out of range , that is.