“Why Britain’s Cromwell Tank Failed… But America’s Sherman Ran 2,000 Miles Without Breaking”

In World War II, both Britain and America built tanks that would define armored warfare — the Cromwell and the Sherman. But while the American Sherman became legendary for its reliability and endurance, the British Cromwell struggled with design flaws and poor performance in the field.

In this video, we’ll explore:

Why the Cromwell tank failed to deliver on its promise

How the Sherman ran 2,000 miles without breaking down

The engineering differences that separated success from failure

The lessons both nations learned from these machines


From speed to reliability, from battlefield history to mechanical secrets — this is the untold story of Cromwell vs Sherman.

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