Tank warfare in WW2 was largely down to three things: skill, luck and shooting first! This is the story of M4 Sherman 'Chemin ...

U.S. Army Pvt. James G. Loterbaugh died in 1944. His family recently learned his remains have been positively identified ...

The commander of an M4 Sherman tank was in Hücheln, Germany, in November 1944 when he was believed to have been killed "instantaneously" after being hit by an 88-mm anti-tank round while battling ...

It would also be used later in the Korean War. The British M4 Sherman Firefly was based on America’s Sherman tank but had added improvements, like its powerful 77mm gun, to take down its German ...

Formally called the 3-inch Gun Motor Carriage M10, this tank destroyer was based on the M4 Sherman chassis while mounting the 3-inch gun M7 in an open-top turret. The M10 traded armor for ...