Sherman tank

The Sherman tank, officially known as the M4 Sherman, was a key battle tank used by the United States during World War II. Introduced in 1942, it was designed for mass production, making it widely available for Allied forces. The Sherman had a distinctive sloped shape, which improved its armor's effectiveness, and was equipped with a 75mm gun capable of engaging enemy armor and infantry. Its flexibility and reliability made it a crucial part of the U.S. military strategy, contributing significantly to the Allies' success in Europe and North Africa.