The Churchill Tank was a British heavy tank used during World War II. It was designed for infantry support and featured a robust armor that provided excellent protection against enemy fire. The tank was named after Winston Churchill, the British Prime Minister, and was known for its ability to traverse difficult terrain. Introduced in 1941, the Churchill Tank had a distinctive boxy shape and was equipped with a variety of armaments over its production run. It played a significant role in several key battles, including the Battle of Normandy and the Battle of El Alamein, showcasing its versatility and durability in combat.