Certainly not! 1943 during the battle of kursk, the monthly output of tiger tanks was only 25. From August 1942, when tigers just entered the war, to July 1943, there will be no more than 300 tigers produced in Germany. According to historical records, during the Battle of Kursk, the 2SS Panzer Corps, as the main attack of the German Southern Army Group, lacked 100 tiger tanks, while the Northern Army Group only dispatched 15 tiger tanks in the first wave of attack, which shows its golden degree. Personally, I don't think there will be more than 300 tigers in Kursk (it was true that all tigers were sent to the eastern front at that time).

During the war, Germany * * * produced 1.355 tiger tanks, which was not as high as the output of Soviet T-34 tanks in one month. Usually only about 500 tiger tanks are put into the first line, and it is good to concentrate dozens of them in each campaign. 1944 when the allied forces landed in Normandy, the tiger tanks equipped by the German army reached a record high, with only 6 13 vehicles. By the end of this year, only 23 people in the entire western front can participate in the war. 800 cars? ! This kind of tiger party has never happened.

Tiger and King Tiger are like heavy riders in the Cross Army. A person depends on a dozen or even dozens of people to support him, so it is natural for him to play a role in the battle.