Tiger I

The Tiger I was a powerful German tank used during World War II, known for its thick armor and formidable gun. Designed to counter larger Allied tanks, it combined strong protection with accurate firepower, making it highly effective on the battlefield. Its advanced engineering allowed it to engage enemies from long distances while resisting many hits. Despite its strengths, the Tiger I was complex and expensive to produce, which limited its numbers. It remains one of the most iconic tanks of the war, symbolizing both German military innovation and the challenges of balancing firepower, protection, and mobility.