Unless.someone's maintaining some secrets; the only WWII tanks used in the French War (1st Indochina War) were US supplied (to the French) M24 Chaffee light tanks, and some left over Japanese WWII Type 95 light tanks.
(The above is incorrect: the French also used H-39, M5 Stuart and M4 Sherman tanks of WWII vintage in Indochina).
Besides, Tiger & Panther tanks had teething problems for their own crewmen! They were new and experimental.
(This also is incorrect. Panthers had been in use since mid-'43 and Tigers from late '42 - they were neither new nor "experimental").
The Panzer Mk IV was commonly more exported, Israel may have been supplied with some in either 1948 or the 1950s. The chances of a Mk IV (or III) being in Indochina would be more believable than a Panther.
Whilst the french did use panther tanks at the end of ww2 this was only for a brief period. My understanding is they used them in small numbers in France from 45 to no later than 1950, although I am very uncertain on this date, logic suggests that they could not have used them in large numbers or for too long as their ability to get spares to repair them would get harder as time progressed.
Well having just written this I immediatly found out that the French used panthers from 45 to 52 in the following formations 503rd RCC and the 6e Cuirs.
Tanks, Rifles, French Lebel
French 75mm field guns; Renault model 1917 tanks; Spad 13 airplanes were the most popular and successful of allied guns, tanks, and planes.
During the war the south used French "P's" (Piasters).
No not like in WW1 however there were many tunnels dug by the north to aid in the fight against invading forces
No, tanks were not used in Gallipoli, it was an infantry, cavalry and artillery battle.
Where they are needed to be used XD
The Panzer, the Panther, the Tiger
Yes. Field Artillery were used at long range and smaller artillery pieces were used for close range by the infantry.
Australia used Centurion tanks purchased from Great Britain during the Vietnam War.
In Vietnam, the US Army & Marines used their Patton tanks (90mm gun), while the Australians used their Centurion tanks (84mm gun) for jungle busting (crashing through jungle).
Because Vietnam used to be a French colony.
During WWII, US tanks burned gasoline for fuel; during the Vietnam War US Patton and Sheridan tanks used diesel for fuel.
In Vietnam, the US Army & Marines used their Patton tanks (90mm gun), while the Australians used their Centurion tanks (84mm gun) for jungle busting (crashing through jungle).
During the Vietnam War: 1. US forces used M48A3 Patton medium gun tanks and M551 Sheridan light tanks (Armored Airborne Reconnaissance Assault Vehicles). 2. ARVN forces (South Viet Army) used US supplied M41 Walker Bulldog light tanks. 3. Australian forces used Centurion medium gun tanks. 4. NVA (North Viet Army) used Soviet/Chicom supplied T54 or T55 medium gun tanks and PT76 Amphibious light tanks. During the early stages of the war, there were some old left over WWII Japanese Type 95 light tanks being used by the French supported forces.
Yes, the NVA used PT76 light tanks and T54/55 medium tanks. The Australians used their Centurion tanks. The Americans used their M48 Patton medium tanks and M551 Sheridan light tanks (officially designated Airborne Reconnaissance Assault Vehicles). The ARVNs used the US supplied M41 Walker Bulldog light tank.
because vietnam used to be in the french colony
Yes, some Panthers participated. About 60.