Anti-tank gun

An anti-tank gun is a type of artillery specifically designed to target and destroy armored vehicles, like tanks. Typically, these guns have a high-caliber barrel that fires powerful armor-piercing shells. They are typically towed by vehicles or mounted on a carriage for mobility. Anti-tank guns played a crucial role in ground warfare, especially during World War II, where they could be positioned in defensive positions to counter enemy advances. While modern warfare uses guided missiles and advanced systems, anti-tank guns were once a primary defense against armored threats on the battlefield.