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Who used the m4 Sherman tank?

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No, some of the first tanks used were the B1 Bis, FT-17, Panzer 1, Panzer 2, Panzer 3, T-26 and T-34. The Sherman wasn't used until late 1941, 2 years after the war ended.

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The U.S., Canada, England, France, Australia, Poland and New Zealand in WWII, and in the Korean the South Korean army used the M4 a little bit, too.

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Who invented th m4 sherman of World War 2?

The Americans.


How tall is a Sherman tank?

The Sherman tank is nine feet tall.


What are the names of us war tanks?

US tanks in WW2 and since are named after American generals. The M4 Sherman was the most prevalent. The M3 Lee (also made in a British Army version called the Grant) and M3 Stuart preceded the Sherman. The M26 Pershing and M24 Chaffee were used only in the last days of the war. The M36 Jackson is often referred to as a tank, but it was US armored anti-tank artillery (tank destroyer). * The only exception is perhaps the M22 Locust airborne tank, never used in combat by the US, but the British 6th Airborne Division used them along with their own airborne tank called the Tetrarch. Both of these small tanks could be carried in a combat-ready state by the British Hamilcar glider.


What tank replaced the Sherman tank after the Korean war?

In some roles, it was replaced by the M41. As a main battle tank, it was replaced by the M47 Patton.


What is the best main battle tank of World War 2?

Well, the phrase "Main Battle Tank" wasn't used until the 1960's. MBTs were generally pretty new and began around 1943, during these times MBTs generally weren't as popular as modern times. MBTs may not even have been used during World War II. During World War II there were mostly medium tanks. Some tanks such as Super Heavy Tanks, known for their large power, slow speed, and of course heavy weight, were mounted with extremely powerful weapons; the heaviest was the German Panzer VIII Maus. It weighed 200 metric tons, had a primary and secondary machine gun. This tank was never used due to the testing area of the tank being captured by Soviet forces. During World War II the T-34 and M4 Sherman, were the most mass produced tanks. T-34s, made by the Soviet Union, were the best tanks on average. They had about 50,000 produced during World War II. Although some could argue the M4 Sherman, made by the US, were better. They are comparable and could destroy each other in one hit. The Sherman had slightly better optics though. Around 1942-1943 Germany created Panther tanks and Tiger tanks, which were intended to counter the Soviet T-34s. Near the end of the war, Tiger II was also made, although Tiger tanks were generally a feared tank, they were also unreliable and prone to problems, as such few were built. Germany's best tank would've been the Panzer tanks. The KV (Kliment Voroshilov) tanks were also Soviet tanks were more or less like T-34s, except more expensive. They were the Soviet heavy tanks known for their thick armour. The Iosif Stalin tank was used during the last stages of the war by the Soviet Union and was generally used in breakthroughs. In the end, many tanks were made to defeat other specific tanks, making each tank have their own weaknesses and strengths. The T-34s made by the Soviet Union and the M4 Sherman made by the US, are considered by many to be the best all-around tanks. Though which is better, it's more of a situation variable.

Related questions

What is the most common tank the Americans used in ww2?

the M4 Sherman


How tall is a General Sherman tank?

The M4 Sherman tank was nine feet tall.


What is the m4?

The M4 is a motorway in England and Wales. The M4 Carbineis a family of firearms tracing its lineage back to earlier carbine versions of the M16. M4 is also a Sherman tank.


What is the latest version of the Sherman tank?

One can find information on Sherman tanks via the Wikipedia website. The latest version of the Sherman tank is usually the M4 Sherman and this has its own page on the Wikipedia website.


What is (-15) m4?

The M4 is a motorway in England and Wales. The M4 Carbineis a family of firearms tracing its lineage back to earlier carbine versions of the M16. M4 is also a Sherman tank.


What was the Sherman tanks first battle?

The M4 Sherman tank first saw action in the Second Battle of El Alamein.


How many men were in each Sherman tank in world war 2?

The M4 Sherman Tank would take a maximum of five crew. There are seats for the gunner, loader, machine gunner, driver and Captain.


What tanks were used in World War II by the Americans?

The M3 Lee/Grant, the Honey or Stuart light tank, the ubiquitous Sherman, M4 A1, later armed with the British 17pdr a/t gun becoming the Sherman Firefly.


What was the most used tank used in World War 2?

The US made M4 Sherman medium tank. There were over 88,000 built, and they were used by the British, Russians, and French as well as the US. While not the best, the US tried to make up for its deficiencies by numbers.


What were all 3 US medium tanks of World War 2?

The M3 Lee (Grant), M4 Sherman, and the M26 Pershing (reclassified as a heavy tank, and then reclassified again as a medium tank).


Is the m4 more Russian or German?

The m4 Sherman Tanker is more Russian because they most its parts.


How many tanks did America make during world war 2?

The M4 Sherman, formally Medium Tank, M4, was the primary tank used by the United States during World War II. It was also distributed to the Allies via lend-lease. Evolved from previous medium and light tanks, it was the first American medium tank with the main gun mounted on a fully traversing turret.Production of the M4 medium tank exceeded 50,000 units and its chassis served as the basis for numerous other armored vehicles such as tank destroyers, tank retrievers, and self-propelled artillery. Only the Soviet T-34tank was produced in larger numbers.