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Inside Fury’s Sherman tank

This video takes a look inside the M4 Sherman used in Fury and shows how cramped the crew’s world really was. It walks ...
Not counting prototypes, a total of 49,234 of these tanks were produced, a number surpassed only by the Soviet T-34. Officially the Medium Tank, M4, this iconic tank kept the U.S. Army’s then-common ...
Key Point: The Sherman’s inadequacies were products of its origins. American tanks in World War II were generally inferior to their German counterparts. German tanks boasted better armor protection ...
Out of the 50,000 Shermans built during WWII, one stood above the rest. Nicknamed Bomb, this Canadian M4A2 Sherman tank ...
A 100-year-old World War II veteran was recently reunited with the tank he drove during the Battle of Iwo Jima. The tank was an M4 Sherman, and the veteran was Marine Corporal Leighton Willhite. The ...
World War II gave rise to some of the best-known and most successful war machines in history. Tanks were a prominent part of the conflict indeed, with the United States alone developing 86,000 of them ...
Someone thought that now would be a good time to sell a tank. We can’t disagree with this logic. Market conditions look right for something like this to fetch the big bucks. But even if you don’t want ...
American tanks were decisive in turning the tide of World War 2. American armor marched across Africa and Europe, seizing victory for the Allied Forces. From the mass-produced M4 Sherman to the ...
A Marine flame throwing tank, also known as a "Ronson," scorches a Japanese strongpoint. The eight M4A3 Shermans equipped with the Navy Mark 1 flame-thrower proved to be the most valuable weapons ...
Bring a Trailer was always more fun when you actually needed a trailer to retrieve most of what they posted, and finally, they’re getting back to their roots—with a tank. Up for auction now is a 1943 ...
There have been some truly funky engine designs in the internal combustion engine's long history. One of the more common methods of creating oddball engines is simple: Smoosh a couple of them together ...