The M4 Sherman tank was the standard U.S. tank in ... and M4A3-76W) utilized the 75MM gun, whereas others would use the slightly improved 76MM gun. A total of seven M4A3 configurations existed ...

The M4 was a medium tank that had a crew of five. It was armed with a 75mm gun and had a maximum speed of 28mph. The Sherman was the main tank used by the U.S. during World War II. The Patton ...

The M4 Sherman tank was a big part of World War ... Against those sort of targets, the Sherman’s 75mm main gun performed just fine, thank you very much. But if you don’t want to take American ...

The thing that has set timeless tanks like the iconic M4 Sherman apart ... while driving and a trio of Browning machine guns to complement its 75mm gun. Subsequent models added further boons ...

The Sherman's version made about 400 hp at 2,400 rpm and had to push along 66,800 pounds (30 tons) of cast iron and armaments, including the 75 mm main gun. A medium tank, the M4 was never ...

Some tank designs would become emblematic of the era, with the Allies' M3 and M4 central among them ... derives from the desire to add the 75mm gun to it, a mighty weapon that was improvised ...

By 1943, they were outdated. They were replaced by the M4 Sherman. Based on the Lee and initially armed with a 75 mm gun, it had a crew of five and armor up to 3.6 inches thick. The Sherman first ...

Starting in 1942, the T-34 and Sherman could be reliably penetrated by long-barreled 75-millimeter guns entering German ... machine built up 49,000 M4 tanks and shipped most of these 33 to 40 ...

The M4 Sherman, officially known as the “Medium ... a Spicer five-speed manual transmission, a demilitarized 75mm main gun, a propane-fired .50 caliber replica machine gun on the turret, and ...

A WWII M4 Sherman Tank Crew on D-Day The M4 tank ... into production. The M4 had a 75mm low velocity main gun, two machine guns, and a steel cast turret and hull with armor two to three inches ...