Sherman Tank Collection

American Sherman tank, Omaha Beach Museum, Normandy, France, Europe

A Sherman Firefly 1C Tank of the 11th Armoured Division leads a column of tanks through Gemert, Holland. 26th September 1944

A camouflaged Sherman Firefly tank of the 7th Armoured Division seen here moving up to the assembly area during Operation Goodwood, in Normandy, 18 July 1944

CJ9 9846 Sherman Tank
Sherman Tank, Victory Parade, Goodwood Revival 2021, Goodwood, Chichester, West Sussex, England, September 2021

On the 8th army front a mule train carrying ammunition to Montgomerys men passes a little party busily engaged digging out a bogged Sherman tank. Circa 4th December 1943

Sherman tanks in San Angelo, Italy. 20th May 1944 By May 15th 1944 the Fifth and Eight Armies had made substantial progress in the offensive against the Gustav Line in Italy

The advance northwards in the 8th army zone of operations, Italy, proceeds according to plan. Here a Sherman tank passes through a road barrier at Nicastro as British forces push their way northwards

Sherman tank overtakes Italian Pack Mule company moving up through Legare Italy. Circa October 1944

Anzio Beach Head. On 22nd January the Fifth Army began their landing south of Rome, supported by Allied Air Forces and warships. Our picture was taken during the early stages of the operation

One of the vital weapons of the US Army now manoeuvering on the rugged downs and beaches of England in preparation for the invasion of occupied Europe is the giant M-25 which recovers damaged tanks

Two Russian soldiers talking to US soldiers as the first American tanks roll into the streets of Berlin at the end of the Second World War, July 1945

The British Armour enter Valkenswenswaard First Village over the Dutch Border during the British Thrust into Holland. September 1944

Flail Tank in Normandy 1944 The Flail tank consists of a chassis fitted with a special anti-mine device This device projects forward of the tank with chains which whirl like a flail as the tank

CM29 5474 Sherman Tank
Sherman Tank, D-Day Commemoration, 75th Anniversary of the Normandy landings, Second world war, Military vehicles, Goodwood Revival 2019, September 2019, automobiles, cars, circuit racing, Classic

Peleliu, Palau. WWI landing craft wreckage Peleliu, Palau
World War II landing craft wreckage Peleliu Island, Palau

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The American Sherman tank, a symbol of strength and resilience, can be found on display at the Omaha Beach Museum in Normandy, France. As you walk through the museum, you are transported back to the historic events that unfolded during World War II in Europe. A remarkable sight awaits as a Sherman Firefly 1C Tank from the 11th Armoured Division leads a column of tanks through battle-scarred terrain. Its imposing presence commands attention and reminds us of the bravery exhibited by those who operated these machines. In another scene captured by CJ9 9846 and CM29 5474 Sherman Tanks, we witness their camouflaged exteriors blending seamlessly with their surroundings as they move up towards their next objective. These tanks were an integral part of military operations in Italy's frontlines under the command of General Montgomery. Speaking of Italy, it was not only soldiers who played crucial roles but also mules carrying ammunition to support Montgomery's forces on the 8th army front. The image of this mule train highlights the logistical challenges faced during wartime and emphasizes how every contribution mattered. On May 20th, 1944, Sherman tanks made their mark in San Angelo, Italy. This date marked a significant milestone for the Fifth Army as they advanced northwards through enemy territory. The determination displayed by these tanks echoes throughout history. Moving further into Legare Italy, we see a Sherman tank overtaking an Italian Pack Mule company, and is awe-inspiring to witness such powerful machinery alongside humble pack animals working together towards victory against formidable odds. Anzio Beach Head witnessed yet another chapter in history when on January 22nd; it became home to landing US troops south of Rome. Amongst them were American tanks rolling onto foreign soil for the first time – an unforgettable moment etched forever in our collective memory. These scenes remind us that Sherman tanks were vital weapons within the US Army's arsenal during World War II.