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{{Quote|In the face of the Warsaw Pact, a general need for extra firepower was identified. With the development of flexible anti-tank missiles the concept of the tank destroyer has morphed into light vehicles with missiles.|Battlelog Description}} |
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| − | A '''Tank Destroyer''' is a vehicle designed to engage enemy armor. Much how artillery crews are mobilized as [[mobile artillery]] vehicles, anti-tank guns that were formerly towed or emplaced could now move across the battlefield under their own power. |
+ | A '''Tank Destroyer''' is a vehicle designed to engage enemy armor. Much how artillery crews are mobilized as [[Mobile Artillery|mobile artillery]] vehicles, anti-tank guns that were formerly [[Towing|towed]] or emplaced could now move across the battlefield under their own power. |
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+ | Tank destroyers of the [[World War II]] era were typically tracked vehicles with heavy armor, while modern designs are often adapted from [[Infantry Fighting Vehicle|infantry fighting vehicles]]. This means some of them are also capable of carrying a contingent of troops to support their objectives. |
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| + | Referred to as Tank Hunters in the game file. |
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| + | *[[M3 GMC]] |
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| + | *[[Sturmgeschütz III|Sturmgeschütz]] |
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| + | *[[T95]] |
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==Battlefield 3== |
==Battlefield 3== |
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*[[2S25 Sprut#Battlefield 3|Sprut-SD]] |
*[[2S25 Sprut#Battlefield 3|Sprut-SD]] |
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*[[M1128]] |
*[[M1128]] |
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| + | ==Battlefield V== |
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| + | *[[T48 GMC]] |
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| + | *[[Sd. Kfz 251 Pakwagen]] |
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| + | *[[Valentine Archer]] |
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| + | *[[Sturmgeschütz IV]] |
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==Trivia== |
==Trivia== |
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| − | *Tank Destroyers are the only land vehicles that can use the [[Extinguisher|Fire Extinguisher]] specialization. |
+ | *Tank Destroyers are the only land vehicles that can use the [[Fire Extinguisher#Battlefield 3|Fire Extinguisher]] specialization. |
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"In the face of the Warsaw Pact, a general need for extra firepower was identified. With the development of flexible anti-tank missiles the concept of the tank destroyer has morphed into light vehicles with missiles."
— Battlelog Description
A Tank Destroyer is a vehicle designed to engage enemy armor. Much how artillery crews are mobilized as mobile artillery vehicles, anti-tank guns that were formerly towed or emplaced could now move across the battlefield under their own power.
Tank destroyers of the World War II era were typically tracked vehicles with heavy armor, while modern designs are often adapted from infantry fighting vehicles. This means some of them are also capable of carrying a contingent of troops to support their objectives.
Battlefield 1942
Referred to as Tank Hunters in the game file.
Battlefield 3
Battlefield V
Trivia
Battlefield 3
- Tank Destroyers are the only land vehicles that can use the Fire Extinguisher specialization.