Tank warfare in WW2 was largely down to three things: skill, luck and shooting first! This is the story of M4 Sherman 'Chemin ...

It might surprise some war movie fans to know that at least one Army historian doesn't think there's anything special about ...

From colonial America to the recent war in Iraq, Army stories have captured movie audiences for nearly a century; influencing ...

U.S. Army Pvt. James G. Loterbaugh died in 1944. His family recently learned his remains have been positively identified thanks to DNA testing.

George Patton’s Third Army faced little resistance as it advanced through southwest Germany into a small industrial city ...

Indeed, the Sherman M4 was the most-used Allied tank of World War II, a point that earns it iconic status.

Loterbaugh served in Company C, 774th Tank Battalion, during World War II. In December 1944, he was a crewmember on an M4 Sherman tank. On Dec. 11, his platoon became separated from the rest of ...

First, a bit of tech. There is, of course, no traditional turbo despite the name, but you can see why Porsche kept the ...

the German Tiger tank was a more sophisticated and powerful tank than either the American M4 Sherman or the Soviet T-34. But the latter two were more reliable, easier to maintain and repair ...