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The article states the tank was a recon vehicle but then says it couldn't go up against T-34s. Why would the Axis even send a scout tank into a toe-to-toe engagement? Last I checked, that wasn't scouting. I recommend explaining why they did this (or if they even did, though the article implies that they fought T-34s). Widgetdog ( talk) 00:05, 20 December 2015 (UTC) reply