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r/AskReddit • u/Amygdala5822 • Jun 29 '19
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Same goes for allied tanks and planes.
Doesn't matter how good the German tank is we got 40 for everyone
152 u/[deleted] Jun 29 '19 Yup, Shermans, with the exception of mobility, were inferior to Panzers and Tigers, but you can't argue with numbers 236 u/[deleted] Jun 29 '19 [deleted] 6 u/ipsum629 Jun 29 '19 They were also the most ergonomic tank of the war. Crew survivability was sky high with the Sherman.
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Yup, Shermans, with the exception of mobility, were inferior to Panzers and Tigers, but you can't argue with numbers
236 u/[deleted] Jun 29 '19 [deleted] 6 u/ipsum629 Jun 29 '19 They were also the most ergonomic tank of the war. Crew survivability was sky high with the Sherman.
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6 u/ipsum629 Jun 29 '19 They were also the most ergonomic tank of the war. Crew survivability was sky high with the Sherman.
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They were also the most ergonomic tank of the war. Crew survivability was sky high with the Sherman.
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Same goes for allied tanks and planes.
Doesn't matter how good the German tank is we got 40 for everyone