Panzer IV
 
The German Panzer IV, a pivotal medium tank in World War II, was renowned for its adaptability and firepower. Featuring a distinctive boxy design, it sported a 75mm KwK 40 L/48 main gun and evolved throughout the war to meet changing demands. With interlocking road wheels and tracks, it excelled in various terrains and combat scenarios. The Panzer IV played a crucial role in the German Blitzkrieg strategy, symbolizing the Wehrmacht's armored prowess with its versatility and combat effectiveness.