Talk:Honey Badger/@comment-9639223-20130611175013/@comment-123.3.127.146-20130827135352

The term Tank Destroyer is in no way specifies turreted or non turreted vehicles as a true tank destroyer, turretless designs came in all types. That was down to design, American and Allied TDs generally had turrets (See M18 Hellcat, M36, M10, Sherman Firefly) while Axis TDs focused on a fixed design due to the larger guns being mounted (See Jagdpanther, JagdTiger, Elefant, Hetzer, StuG). A TD tended to be lighter so as to outmanuever it's enemy and to be able to fit a bigger gun for reliable killing power. They were eventually replaced by MBTs (Main Battle Tanks)  which featured the strenghts of all the old ideas (i.e, Assault Gun, Heavy tank, Tank Destroyer) in a singular design. If nothing else, the Honey Badger would be classed as a Light Tank (See Stuart, T60, Chaffee) due to it's size and small gun. In real life, it's hopes of killing any tank with a gun that small is miniscule or probably non existent. Your little conversation here is irrelevant based upon that fact alone.