What a joke.
A single German panzer division of WWII had an authorized strength of 300 tanks...
Tanks are a coffin nowadays, easily dispatched.
They’d be better off with a lot of ground troops and air superiority.
In his book about the fall of Berlin, Cornelius Ryan mentioned that the Russians lost something like 400 tanks in just a couple of hours at Seelow Heights.
It hardly even slowed them down.
Of course the cost per tank back then must have been a tiny fraction of what it is now even adjusted for inflation.
I remember Curtis Aircraft was awarded a contract to produce P-40 fighters for $35,000 each.