Tank Doctrine

Tank Doctrine refers to military strategies that emphasize the use of tanks as a primary component of ground forces. It highlights their mobility, firepower, and armor, allowing for rapid advances and breakthroughs in enemy lines. Developed in the early 20th century, especially during World War I and II, it promotes coordinated assaults involving tanks, infantry, and air support to achieve operational effectiveness. The doctrine showcases how tanks can disrupt defenses, encircle enemies, and contribute to a faster, more agile warfare approach, fundamentally changing traditional battlefield tactics.