The late Professor Ogorkiewicz wrote in his 2016 book Tanks, of how Lieutenant Colonel J. Hard to build, difficult to man and drive, and ultimately vulnerable once deployed, tanks have never been the perfect package that they externally represent. From the day that the concept of a tank was introduced there has been debate about the utility of these vehicles. To sum up it’s all good for a quick punch but once you pull out you must have someone to support the gap. Just like tanks the tank and infantry act as a hard physical force with modern electronic warfare being the new plane. With that in mind it’s quite clear that hitlers approach to taking England failed because he could only temporarily take airspace and once his bombers retreated the threat was gone. The reason behind his plan is linked to his previous wins with blitzkrieg whereby the rapid bombing of targets with the following of paratroopers to hold key areas would lead to ultimate victory within days. however once the uk had won the Battle of Britain hitler realised that troops would be required to take the island. Hitler wanted to beat the Uk through air domination to choke off supplies and then move in. Ok the best way to brake it down is go back to ww2
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