Khyron2000

So, tanks. Despite being 'dead' each time one is destroyed in combat, they still endure. Simply because there is currently nothing to replace them. Heavily-protected with massive direct firepower and recon capabilities, tanks are still there and in my opinion will be for some time to come. However...it is known for some time that they are not the sole kings on the battlefield anymore and modern technologies, especially drones and intelligent, easy-to-use missiles make their life harder than ever. So the question is: How will they evolve? Will they be massive, cumbersome beasts, well protected with heavy armor, active defense systems, ERA and NERA and lasers and point-defense weapons? Or will they be nimble, fast vehicles with basic armor, jammers and active protection, relying on stealth and agility to avoid enemy fire? I tend to favor the former, well-protected and heavily-armed beasts. Why? Despite all stealth-features and deception technologies, I find it hard to conceal something

hmm...Germany would probably not be able to keep lots of the High Seas fleet, even if the war would have been a draw. I think they would keep the Baden -class and probably build all four of them. They would also like to keep the König-class battleships, as well as the Derfflinger-class battlecruisers. By the time Germany would enter a treaty (1923 in Washington), they could have finised the first two Mackensen-class battlecruiers. Under the treaty, the last two battlecruisers could have been converted into aircraft carriers and some older vessels would have been sold (the 28cm-armed von der Tann and Moltke, perhaps some of the Nassa