World War II Irish hero Sir John Gorman from Omagh made history during Operation Goodwood by daring to ram a legendary German ...

From North Africa to Normandy, the M4 Sherman proved itself as the workhorse of the Allies. But as German armor grew deadlier, America needed something tougher. Enter the Sherman Jumbo—a heavily ...

The National Museum of the Marine Corps reunited a World War II veteran with the tank he drove during the Battle of Iwo Jima, ...

From battlefield upgrades like the Jumbo and Firefly to its unmatched global reach, the Sherman became more than just a tank — it was a war-winning machine. Crews valued its reliability, nations from ...

A World War II-era tank in Monessen is being restored thanks to thousands of dollars in donations from businesses and residents in the tri-county area. Exposure to the elements at Monessen City ...

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

The Sherman style of tanks (which include tanks like the Sherman Jumbo, the M4A3, and M4 Sherman) were considered medium to heavy and could typically hit speeds between 20 and 24 mph.

Harold Kihn drives his restored Sherman tank at the Western Minnesota Steamthresher's Reunion in Rollag, Minnesota, on Thursday, Aug. 31. The tank is part of the salute to military veterans.

Why the M4 Sherman Is Such a Badass Tank 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.

Sherman Bynum, a student at Camas High School in Washington state, rented a World War II Stuart army tank for his prom on Saturday, raising $1,000 to rent the rolling relic through GoFundMe.

A Long Island man, now 99, was part of a tank crew that drove across France after D-Day. “War is hell,” he told his family.