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This tank design would have been made had they had the technology
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lighter tank made for two men with one gun. Msx speed 8mph
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Small two man tank mass produced for US Army
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Never saw combat but put in Battlion just in case if needed
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Used by US Calvary in 1930s with a crew of 4 people
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The Stuart was the first American crewed tank in WWII. A tank driver called it the "Honey" unofficial nickname
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withdrawn from WWII due to design and replaced by Sherman
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used by Marines.The troops gave the tank the nickname "Mae West" because of the double turrets
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Due to mechanical problems it never made it to combat.
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longest used armored combat vehicle. first with 75mm gun
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used in the Battle of the Bulge
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main tank destroyer in WWII for US
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first operational heavy tank. 90 mm gun. used in WWII and Korean War.
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replaced in Pershing and Sherman. used in Korean War.
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main battle tank by the marines
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replaced the M24. It was agile but noisy and too heavy for air transport.
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replaced the Bulldog but never accepted into service. passed by next tank
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tank destroyer, used by marines in vietnam. deactivted may 1969
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90 mm gun.It was rarely used.
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Built to fight Soviet heavies, but it never saw combat. Replaced by M60 series
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Main Battle Tank used in all wars and allied countries up to present day.
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Heat round ammunition. used in Vietnam, Panama, and Kuwait
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new model of M60. It lasted until 1997.
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3rd generation main battle tank. It replaced the M60
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replaced the light tank role in the US military
