Tanks at War: M4 Sherman
Tanks at War: M4 Sherman
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Genre: Documentary
English | Subs: No | AVI | 720 X 576 | mp3 128kbps | 01:03:02 | DiVX | 25 fps | 574 MB
Genre: Documentary
The M4 Sherman tank was the workhorse of Allied Armour during the Second World War. Its supreme versatility meant that it served in almost every theatre of the war and was adapted to suit numerous roles. However it was also often out gunned, under armoured and its engine easily caught fire when hit.
The Germans nicknamed it the `Tommy Cooker` Despite its vulnerabilities, the Sherman won through, often because of sheer weight of numbers. From 1940 to 1945, some 50,000 M4s were built. At the height of production, one Sherman rolled off the production line every 30 minutes.
Tanks at War: M4 Sherman
