The M4 Sherman was the most iconic Allied tank of WWII—but was it any good? From crew conditions to firepower upgrades, this bundle explores the strengths, struggles, and myths of America's most ...

Now 96, Mike Giba attended last weekend's meeting of the Hammond Historical Society to learn more about the M4 Sherman tanks built in Hammond for World War II. His interest is personal, since he ...

The M4 Sherman tank was a key player in the Allied victory during World War II, but its legacy is far from simple. While it became one of the most recognized and widely used tanks in the war, the ...

The Tank Museum is known for its impressive tank guides, with its latest, The Tank Museum Guide to the Sherman M4 Medium Tank, slated for release this year. To celebrate the news, the museum has ...

The Sherman Firefly in War Thunder is a modified M4 Sherman from the American tech tree.

There are few iconic tanks like the American Sherman. And it's only natural such a legendary vehicle has produced some interesting offshoots.

The M4 Sherman was a staple of U.S. forces throughout the course of the war despite only being introduced to service in 1942. More than 50,000 units were produced between 1942 and 1945.

WWII in 1942 saw the nation develop the M4 Sherman tank. It was a medium tank, a step above the M3 Lee.

WDAY News Reporter Kevin Wallevand and photographer Ryan Longnecker rode in an M4 Sherman tank as it went on its first trip on Steamer Hill.

The tank with the most impressive technical stats is not necessarily the most successful one. The best tank is the one that accomplishes its mission.

The directive took Staff Sergeant Lafayette G. Pool aback. For weeks, his olive-drab Sherman M4A1 medium tank, its sides painted in white block letters with the name In the Mood, had been in the ...