Historical data of apocalypse tanks

The Soviet super heavy tank nicknamed "Apocalypse" appeared on the long-awaited stage. This is not a happy thing for the enemies of the Soviet Union. Compared with typical modern tanks, this mechanical monster is really too slow and stupid, but those two main guns, which are far more powerful than my younger brother, make up for these shortcomings. During the war, the apocalypse tank released black smoke, and the metal friction made a harsh noise, which became a nightmare for veterans-even the Soviet army was no exception, and their fear of the apocalypse tank seemed as serious as others.

Apocalypse tank is the largest and strongest ground combat vehicle in existence, and almost nothing can stop it.

Generally speaking, the Soviet Union is full of pride in the apocalypse, and the image of the apocalypse widely appears in military propaganda films, recruitment letters, posters in business places and classrooms, and so on. Although a school cadre publicly criticized the name of this vehicle for spreading fear, the Soviet government quickly suppressed this voice, emphasizing that the name was to bring hope to the people. "This is a tank that can resist everything," they said. Principals insist that this name represents the future war and the mutual destruction between the Soviet Union and its allies. So they went to prison.

Apocalypse tanks have long been household names through morning animation and toys ("They are not allies"). It has become a symbol of Soviet military industry and is expanding all over the world. This large-scale success was unexpected. However, the factory of Apocalypse Tank-Arkhangelsk Tank Factory (ATP for short) boldly assured the Soviet military that Apocalypse Tank would change the form of modern tank warfare, eclipsing those small tanks. This is also a fact. Although the apocalypse is expensive and the Soviet Union is unable to produce enough apocalypse for all troops, it is invincible on the ground.

The design of Apocalypse Tank has gone through several iterations during this period.

In the end, Arkhangelsk Tank Factory finalized the most terrible and frightening version in use now.

The apocalypse tank is so huge that ATP engineers can install a second set of cutting tracks on the huge chassis, so that it can crush almost anything that dares to stop the apocalypse. In order to make up for the poor speed of this tank, a magnetic drag fork is now installed as the second weapon, which is the first practical application of the Soviet Union's continuous research on magnetic field in the military field. In essence, this thing works like an industrial grapple, for example, it is used to drag high-speed enemies to one side and stuff them into the articulated crawler of a meat grinder, which, as its name implies, is used to grind metal.

Because of the enthusiasm, fear and excitement brought by the apocalypse tank, this design attracted some contempt. Frank critics and foreigners, when commenting on Arkhangelsk's most famous achievement (far exceeding the common hammer tank), pointed the finger at its terrible maximum speed, with no air defense at all, not even a simple anti-infantry machine gun [SR: I complain that this has been 12 years ...], and the factory of Apocalypse tank showed some obvious arrogance. In fact, ATP openly ignored these "idiot" remarks and announced that the Apocalypse tank would enter mass production that year. In any case, because of the prestige of this tank, the identity of the Apocalypse tank crew is confidential. It's hard to imagine what kind of people can operate this weapon, let alone what these people have experienced.