Tanks are more defensive, bulky and effective, with guns, machine guns or small standing bombs.
Moving slowly and walking on the track can suppress firepower with artillery and remove infantry obstacles with artillery.
Compared with armored vehicles, it has stronger fighting capacity, greater suppression power, but lower speed.
Walking chariot
Infantry fighting vehicles are armored fighting vehicles for infantry mobile operations. It is superior to armored personnel carriers in firepower, protection and maneuverability, and is equipped with shooting holes, which is convenient for infantry to shoot by car. Infantry fighting vehicles are mainly used to cooperate with tanks, and the task is to quickly maneuver infantry units to destroy enemy light armored vehicles, infantry anti-tank bunkers, effective forces and low-altitude flying targets.
Infantry fighting vehicles are usually divided into crawler type and wheeled type, which first appeared in 1967. At present, there are more than 30 countries and regions equipped with equipment, the largest number of which is Russia, followed by the United States and Western Europe. The development trend is: increasing the caliber of vehicle-mounted guns and further improving firepower; Adopt special armor and body-stabilizing technology to further improve battlefield survivability; Increase engine power and further improve maneuverability.