MVTF, a huge tank museum in California.
- by Jim Watters
- 2017-12-10
- 23 media
- 23 available
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M4 Sherman, the most widely used medium tank by the US in WWII.
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Sherman has thin armor but is reliable and easy to maintain.
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German Panther tank, considered one of the best in WWII.
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This one was pulled from a river in Poland after sleeping there for 50 years.
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It often took 4-5 US Sherman to destroy 1 German Panther. Behind you is Soviet T34.
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84,070 of T34s were built, perhaps the most effective tank in WWII.
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Soviet Su-100, the gun is so big you have to turn the whole tank to aim it.
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The M26 Pershing was intended as a replacement of the M4 Sherman.
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M26 was ranked the second best tank in WWII, behind the German Panther, ahead of Tiger I.
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During the Korean War, the M26 outmatched the T-34 in terms of firepower and protection.
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An East German version of Russian T72, the first modern Russian tank.
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During one battle in the Gulf War, Iraq lost 37 T72 while the US only lost 1 Bradley.
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The British Comet tank, made near the end of WWII, also fought in the Korean War.
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Deathstalker - M551 Sheridan, designed to be landed by parachute and to swim across rivers
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The T-54/55 series eventually became the most-produced tank in military history.
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"Shilka", a Soviet self-propelled anti-aircraft gun. They were used in the First Gulf War.
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