The poor battlefield performance of A7V led to the design and development of a new tank, the lighter L.K. series, and the Oberschlesien.
Along with the lighter designs a new heavy tank was proposed under the name of Oberschlesien, or Upper Silesia.The drawings showed a very modern design for the era, with driver upfront, separate fighting and engine compartments, raised weapons in rotating turrets.
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Number Built: 0
Hull Armor: 14mm
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Weight: 20 tons
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Engine: 180hp
Top speed: 16kph
Primary Weapon: either a 3,7cm or 5,7cm cannon
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