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The US fastest tank was the Chaffe and Stuart tanks. Unfortunately they were also the lightest. The Chaffe was Equally fast as the Stuart but had better armor and the firepower of a sherman. The Germans had the Panzer III as their fastest tank but the Idiot Hitler was more comfertable using Panthers and tigers: heavier tanks but rather slower. The British was The Cruiser or Crusader as a more common name. The Itallians were Carro Veloces But they were ultra light and more the Tankette type than tanks. These were not threats even to light tanks, but were lethal to Infantry. Hope this helps :)

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