Liu Guozhu sat in his seat, feeling the comfort the new tank brought to him: interleaved road wheels were not exactly maintenance-friendly, but for the entire tank crew, they were a godsend.
In terms of comfort alone, these interleaved road wheels might be superior to those of modern tanks. However, after weighing other performance factors, designs like this were completely abandoned.
Tang Mo's thinking was actually quite similar to that of German designers: he planned to use Tang Country's already leading industrial capacity to give this advantage to all the fighters on the front line.
The Panther Tank was a prime example of this mindset: before the next generation of tank technology emerged, it was already the best and most powerful machine.
Compared to comprehensive capabilities, it outperformed all other contemporary tanks, including the famously formidable T-34 tank, in every aspect.
