Sherman M4A1 76(W)

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[Historical information]

The M4 medium Tank, the Sherman, is the main American medium tank of the World War II period. It was widely used in the American army at all places of combat operations, and was also supplied in large quantities to the allies (primarily Great Britain and the USSR) under the lend-lease program. After the Second World War, Sherman was in service with the armies of many countries of the world, and also 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 honor of the American Civil War general William Sherman) was given to the M4 tank in the British army, after which this name was assigned to the tank in the American and other armies. Soviet tankers had the nickname "emcha"

The M4 became the main American tank platform during World War II, and a large number of special modifications, self-propelled guns, and engineering equipment were created on its basis.

A total of 49,234 tanks were produced from February 1942 to July 1945

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[Characteristic]

3 AP Gun 2-3 plate of steel in front, 2 in sides and 1 in back Maxspeed - about 40 kmph ( ~25 mph ) 743 bricks

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[Controls]

Action 1 - Fire cannon Action 2 - Fire machine gun Action 3 - Fire radio operator's machine gun WASD - Movement

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