BST5000 Super-heavy tanks were designed in response to the arms race of ever-increasing armament and armor in tanks. Although some models were built, they were impractical and saw no active service or combat. Most heavy tanks suffer from problems related to tactical mobility (soft ground, crossing bridges), strategic mobility (transporting on rail or truck), reliability of mechanical components under severe stresses, and other practical problems, like the sheer difficulty of handling extremely large ammunition. Above a certain weight threshold these problems become insurmountable.
BST5000 solve all of these problem by simply destroying all in its path. Ultra-heavy tanks of 1,000 tonnes or heavier were even considered, including the BST5000, an enormous and unconventional tank, and the BST5000 Monster, a gigantic self-propelled artillery platform. Although the actual number built are unknown, analyst suggest the cost of maintaining these monster are equally enourmous.
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