GuP DTM2DX/tanks

=== Light Tanks ===
Light tanks are smaller in size that are designed to move at higher speeds. Though they usually serve the role of reconnaissance units or to support larger tanks, light tanks are not useless in terms of combat, though they must often get close to their targets in order to be truly effective.
Light Tanks  
 
=== Medium Tanks ===
As evidenced by the name of this class of tank, medium tanks were developed to act as a compromise between the faster light tanks and the more-powerful heavy tanks. Medium tanks were generally the most successful and most plentiful type of tank used in World War II. Earlier medium tanks were designed to priortise speed over power, in a manner similar to light tanks, a practice that would evolve into the Cruiser tank class in Britian, while the medium tank designation would later be used for tanks that attempt to successfully balance firepower, mobility, and defense. 
Medium Tanks  
 
=== Heavy Tanks ===
Owing to their name, tanks of the heavy class generally aim to surpass those of lighter classes by possessing more armour in addition to firepower that equals or surpasses those of medium tanks. Originally introduced during World War I, heavy tanks were designed in order to operate alongside infantry units in order to take down artillery and anti-tank weaponry, thus requiring them to be heavily armoured in order to survive bombardments; in World War II, heavy tanks would be similarly used to push through enemy ranks.
Heavy Tanks  
 
=== Tank Destroyers ===
Tank destroyers, true to their name, are vehicles equipped with artillery guns or missile launchers designed in order to combat tanks or other armaments, making their usage somewhat situational in normal combat. Tank destroyers are technically not "tanks" by definition, instead being classified as armoured fighting vehicles, though they are often called such due to being based on existing tank chassis.
Tank Destroyers  
 
=== Other Weapons ===
In-game, the following vehicles are classified under a general "other" category despite the tanks and vehicles coming from a variety of different tank classes in reality. This section breaks down these unidentified categories.
Like tank destroyers, tankettes are a classification of vehicle that are not technically "tanks" but rather armoured fighting vehicles. Tankettes are small AFVs that are roughly the size of a car and manned by two individuals. They are used primarily for reconnaissance, a task they excel at due to their small size and higher speeds. Tankettes are generally weaker than other tanks because of their size, but also due to the fact that many of them are armed with machine guns rather than tank guns.
Super heavy is a classification of tank that surpasses heavy tanks in size and weight. Super-heavy tanks were designed to be invincible and able to penetrate any base with ease. Historically super-heavy tanks never entered actual combat during World War II, though multiple countries had built various prototypes that would either be cancelled mid-development or destroyed.
Other Weapons