Britain and France.
The infantrymen benefited most from tanks. Tanks and Artillery support the infantrymen.
French 75mm field guns; Renault model 1917 tanks; Spad 13 airplanes were the most popular and successful of allied guns, tanks, and planes.
Some books state 39,000, some say 49,000, and one source said 59,000 M-4's were built. The only known fact is that the M4 was the most produced US tank in US history. You'll find the same statistical accuracy problem with all or most tanks productions whatever the nation. The only accurate data you will find will be on warship construction. For example 275 Flush Deck destroyers (aka four pipers) were built (WWI era) and 175 Fletcher class destroyers (WWII era) were made. Both of those types of warships were the most ever produced in US history. Since they didn't go into the "thousands" (like tanks & planes) it appears that statistics for warships are far easier to keep track of and are, consequently, far more accurate. But historians, writers, and television (the history/military channel) do make errors; and the figures of 375 four piper destroyers and 125 Fletcher destroyers have been observed.
During World War I, tanks were first introduced in 1916, and while they played a significant role in the conflict, the exact number of people killed specifically by tanks is difficult to determine. Estimates suggest that tanks contributed to thousands of casualties, but they were not the primary cause of death on the battlefield. Most fatalities occurred due to artillery, machine gun fire, and other conventional weapons. Overall, tanks were more effective in breaking stalemates rather than directly causing large numbers of deaths.
France produced more tanks during World War I than all other nations combined.
During World War II, the company that produced the most tanks in the United States was the Chrysler Corporation. Specifically, their Detroit Arsenal tank plant was responsible for manufacturing a significant number of M4 Sherman tanks, which became the primary tank used by American forces. Overall, Chrysler produced around 25,000 Shermans during the war, making it a key player in U.S. armored vehicle production.
Britain and France.
The US (M4 Sherman) and USSR (T-34). The Soviet Union might state that they built the most. The United States might say that they built the most. Whichever...both the T34 & M4 were the most mass produced tanks during WWII.
During World War II, Germany produced approximately 20,000 tanks of various types, including the Panzer I, II, III, IV, and the Tiger series. The most widely produced model was the Panzer IV, with around 8,500 units manufactured. The production of tanks varied throughout the war, influenced by resource availability and strategic needs. Overall, German tank production played a significant role in their military operations during the conflict.
There were many. One of the most famous was Willow Run in Ypsilanti. They produced bombers there throughout the war. Many of the auto plants turned out tanks and jeeps as well as trucks.
The infantrymen benefited most from tanks. Tanks and Artillery support the infantrymen.
The Soviet Union and the Warsaw Pact nations.
You have to define the who part:By side the allies had many many more tanks that the axis powersBy country probably the Russians
Mitochondria
The former Soviet Union and Communist China most likely have the most tanks.
ATP (adenosine triphosphate) is produced during aerobic respiration, which occurs in the mitochondria.