Knocked out Sherman Tank June 1944 Then and Now. Corporal Johnson’s M4 Sherman of the 4th/7th Royal Dragoon Guards was knocked out by a Panther from Panzer Lehr during the fighting for the village of Lingèvres on the 14th June 1944. Both Corporal Johnson and Trooper Dagley (the driver) lost their lives in this action. Corporal Clifford Johnson is buried in the Bayeux War Cemetery. Trooper Reginald Dagley was 33 and is buried at Jerusalem War Cemetery in Chouain. | WW2 Wayfinder

The Sherman Story | The Tank Museum

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Life inside a M4 Sherman (Cross Section) - Production and Variants | Simple History

The M4 Sherman’s 75mm gun struggled against the heavily armoured German tanks like the Tiger and Panther. In 1943, two British officers had the idea of installing a British 17pdr Anti-Tank gun into the turret of a Sherman. The result was a tank that could effectively knock out those heavy German tanks. For more videos like this, head over to our Instagram Reels: https://www.instagram.com/tankmuseum/reels/ | The Tank Museum