The monstrosity that was the American T28 Super Heavy Tank (also known as the Gun Motor Carriage T95) this 86 metric ton monster was designed to breach the Siegfried Line defences in the second half of WWII. Due to its weight, the T28 featured extra sets of tracks (so four tracks in total) to properly distribute its mass. To allow the vehicle to be transportable the outside tracks were detachable and could be towed behind the vehicle. Once near its objective the T28 was capable of attaching its

America's Monster Tanks and Prototypes: The Doom Turtle and Super Pershing As WWII drew to a close, America developed experimental powerhouses to counter heavy German armor. The massive 95-ton T28 Super Heavy Tank, famously called the "Doom Turtle," was built in 1945 to breach fortified lines. It moved at a glacial top speed of just 8 mph. Meanwhile, the T26E4 Super Pershing arrived in early 1945, packing a long-barreled 90mm gun and field-welded armor. Reaching speeds of 30 mph, it was America'