468 UM 1/72 Tank Sherman V with 60lb aircraft rocket

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"Sherman" — the main American medium tank of the second world war. Widely used in the us army in all theaters of war, and large quantities of supplies to allies (primarily Britain and the Soviet Union) via lend-lease. After WWII "Sherman" was in service with the armies of many countries, as well as participated in many post-war conflicts. In the US army, the M4 was in service until the end of the Korean war. The name "Sherman" (in honour of the American General during the Civil war William Sherman) tank M4 got in the British army, after which the name stuck for a tank in the American and other armies. The Soviet tank had the nickname "emcha" (from the M4).
M4 became the main American tank platform during the WWII, and on its basis was created a large number of special modifications, ACS, engineering equipment.
Only from February 1942 to July 1945 there were 49 234 of the tank (not counting tanks of canadian production). This is the third (after the T-34 and T-54) most mass tank in the world, and the most mass tank of American production.