Every U.S. Vehicle Used in WWII

From the factories of Detroit to the frontlines of Europe and the Pacific, the United States built nearly 90,000 armored vehicles during World War II. This is the ultimate visual encyclopedia of the American "Arsenal of Democracy."

In this video, we catalog every major vehicle used by the US Army between 1941 and 1945. We cover over 50 distinct models—from the mass-produced M4 Shermans and speedy M18 Hellcats to the massive heavy tank prototypes designed to crush the Siegfried Line.

🇺🇸 IN THIS VIDEO:

The Scouts: Light tanks like the M3/M5 Stuart and M24 Chaffee.
The Backbone: The complete lineage of the M4 Sherman (Easy Eight, Jumbo, Firefly, and more).
The Heavy Hitters: The M26 Pershing and the experimental T28 Super Heavy Tank.
The Tank Hunters: Specialized Tank Destroyers like the M10 Wolverine and M36 Jackson.
The Support: Self-propelled artillery, armored cars, and the amphibious fleet.

Whether you are a scale modeler, a War Thunder/World of Tanks player, or a history enthusiast, this is the definitive roster of US Armor.

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👇 THE BIG DEBATE: Which US vehicle was the true MVP of the war? The mass-produced Sherman or the specialized Hellcat? Let us know in the comments!

00:00 Intro
00:12 Light Tanks
02:30 Medium Tanks
07:06 Heavy Tanks
08:55 Tank Destroyers
11:19 Armored Cars and Half Tracks
12:34 Amphibious Vehicles


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