Third Army during World War II and one of the earliest advocates of the use of tanks in battle were virtually invincible with their sophisticated fire control systems and 90 mm main guns which were much better than the 75mm main guns of the Indian tanks. The 46-Ton Patton Tanks named after General George S. The Indian World War II vintage Centurion Mk VII main battle tanks were no match against the Patton tanks in terms of firepower, range and mobility.
In comparison, the Indian troops with their outdated American M4 Sherman tanks, French AMX-13 light tanks and British Centurion Tanks stood no chance against the formidable Patton tanks known for their better speed and armour protection.
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