`  :For whatever it is worth, I am in agreement with your most recent edits.  They certainly seem to be moving in the direction to place the T-34's contributions solidly within the Soviet sphere of influence regarding post-war tank design. This distinction is important since the Western Cold War powers rejected the Soviet strategy for tank design. With the decisive results seen in Desert Storm and OIF, I don't think anyone would take exception to the idea that the Soviet strategy of fielding large numbers of ``cheap`` tanks was inferior to the Western strategy of creating smaller numbers of tanks that could achieve and maintain battlefield superiority over their presumptive enemies of the Cold War.  :I will do my best not to edit a section in such a way that it nullifies the corresponding citation.  If I should fall into this error, I trust that you or DMorpheus will make inform me, and help make the necessary correction.   `