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The model went through several stages of improvement, reaching a speed of 46 km per hour and weighing almost 50 tons. There were over 6000 vehicles of this model with a few being built by the British army.

The Panzerkampfwagen V, called Panther, was recognized as an achievement despite its applications.

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