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The King Tiger Tank was the most feared mobile armored vehicle during [[World War II]]. Its front was nearly impenetraible, only giving way when repeatedly struck by armor piercing rounds. Its main gun was an 88mm with a muzzle veliocity of 1000m per second for armor peircing rounds. It was highly accurate, and able to penetrate 150mm of armor at distances greater than 2200m. The gun itself was 20 feet long. [[Henschel]] submited a model of the tank to [[Adolf Hitler]]. It was accepted and put to mass production. Its front armor was 150mm thick and sloped at a 50 degree angle. Its sides were 80mm thick and sloped at a 25 degree angle. This tank caused great destruction to the [[Allies]]. It guzzled gas by the hundred gallons and was liable to malfunctions after some use in battle. There wasnt enough spare parts either because the [[Allies]] air raided [[Henschel]] warehouses. Plainly, there wasn't enough of them to bring victory to the [[Axis]] because they were built near the end of the war.  

The King Tiger Tank was used by the [[German]] army was the most feared mobile armored vehicle during [[World War II]]. Its front was nearly impenetrable, only giving way when repeatedly struck by armor piercing rounds. Its main gun had an 88mm bore with a muzzle velocity of 1000m per second with armor piercing rounds. It was highly accurate, and able to penetrate 150mm of armor at distances greater than 2200m. The gun itself was 20 feet long. [[Henschel|The Henschel company]] submitted a model of the tank to [[Adolf Hitler]]. It was accepted and put to mass production. Its front armor was 150mm thick and sloped at a 50 degree angle. Its sides were 80mm thick and sloped at a 25 degree angle. This tank caused great destruction to the [[Allies]]. The tank was powered by a V12 gasoline engine, and due to it's weight of 69 tons, consumed gas at a prodigious rate.  With a 150 gallon tank it had a road range of 87 miles and a cross country range of 53 miles; 0.6 and 0.4 miles per gallon respectively. 

 

The Tiger Tank was prone to malfunctions due to the lack of post production testing, as the tanks were sent immediately in to combat after leaving the factory. Due to production problems and [[Allies|Allied]] air bombing of Henschel warehouses, there were not enough spare parts to keep the these tanks running.  

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