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Rokossovski
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Sometimes heavy tanks are useful such as the Russian Heavies supported by artillery tanks would be pack of power punching regiments. But artillery tanks are better, Germans have a better option rather than the heavies, King Tiger tanks, the king of all the tanks. Germany would be the best of tanks with all the good upgrades. |
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Heavy Tank Regiment
