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During the Battle of Kursk in July 1943, the Panzer III M, a variant of the Panzer III tank used by the 6th Panzer Division, played a significant role in the intense clashes between German and Soviet forces. Equipped with a more powerful 50mm gun compared to earlier versions, the Panzer III M was employed in attempts to break through Soviet defenses during the German offensive. Despite its improved armament, the Panzer III M faced considerable challenges due to the increasingly effective Soviet defenses, including anti-tank weapons and the formidable T-34 tanks. The engagement at Kursk highlighted the evolving nature of armored warfare and the need for continued adaptation in tank design and tactics.