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Who invented the sherman tank?
the US Army invented the Sherman tank.
What is the cost of a modern sherman tank?
Israel was the last country to build the Sherman tank and that was decades ago. There is no such thing as a Modern Sherman tank. The tank dates back to WWII. The cost of a New Sherman Tank, would probably be around a hundred thousand US dollars, and you would need a licence to operate it, and it would have to be modified so it couldn't fire real ammunition.
How much does a army tank weigh?
Varies widely by design: An M1 Abarams tank weighs about 62 tons A World War II Sherman tank weighed about 30 tons
How many men were in each Sherman tank in world war 2?
The M4 Sherman Tank would take a maximum of five crew. There are seats for the gunner, loader, machine gunner, driver and Captain.
Is it true Britain tanks were known as Tommy cookers by the Germans and brew ups by Brits?
Yes , this was because the Sherman tank was notorious for bursting into flame once shot by a German anti-tank shell and burning the tank crew to death .
How much did a world war 2 tank weigh?
The Sherman tanks they used weighed in at 33.4 tons or around 66800 pounds.
How much does NFL player Richard Sherman weigh?
NFL player Richard Sherman weighs 195 pounds.
How much does NFL player Jamaine Sherman weigh?
NFL player Jamaine Sherman weighs 205 pounds.
How much does NFL player Anthony Sherman weigh?
NFL player Anthony Sherman weighs 242 pounds.
Who invented the sherman tank?
the US Army invented the Sherman tank.
How tall is a Sherman tank?
The Sherman tank is nine feet tall.
How tall is a General Sherman tank?
The M4 Sherman tank was nine feet tall.
How much does a filled scuba tank weigh?
Depends on the size of the tank.
How much does a scuba tank weigh when filled?
Depends on the size of the tank.
How much is the average tank weigh?
2.45 tons
How much does a liquid propane tank 1000 gallon tank weigh?
2350lbs. on average
What nicknames did Sherman Pendergarst go by?
Sherman Pendergarst went by The Tank.
