The thing that has set timeless tanks like the iconic M4 Sherman apart, though, has been the strong faith, and even stronger materials, that its creators have put into them since their introduction.

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 ...

The most common American armored vehicle during World War II was the M4 Sherman. It was a good tank with decent armor and firepower capable of facing contemporary tanks like the German Panzer III ...

Lt Gene F Walker was battling Nazi forces near the German-Belgian border when his M4 Sherman was struck by an anti-tank round. His crew escaped the blast, but were prevented from recovering his ...