The Heuschrecke was seen as viable by the General Inspector of the Panzer Troops, Heinz Guderian, who thought that they would allow for more versatile circumstances; however, Guderian agreed that their development was not worth the disruption to tank production.
However, Guderian agreed that their development was not worth the disruption to tank production. The Heuschrecke was seen as viable by the General Inspector of the Panzer Troops, Heinz Guderian, who thought that they would allow for more versatile circumstances.
The Heuschrecke was seen as viable by the General Inspector of the Panzer Troops, Heinz Guderian, who thought that they would allow for more versatile circumstances. However, Guderian agreed that their development was not worth the disruption to tank production.
The Heuschrecke was seen as viable by the General Inspector of the Panzer Troops, Heinz Guderian, who thought that they would allow for more versatile circumstances. However, Guderian agreed that their development was not worth the disruption to tank production.