01 Sherman Tank	02 Sherman Tank Thunderbolt VII	03 Sherman Tank Rear	04 M4A3E8 Sherman Tank
05 M4A3E8 Tank Tracks	06 M4A3E8 Sherman Tank Thunderbolt VII	07 M4A3E8 ShermanTank	08 M4A3E8 Sherman Tank

M4A3E8 Sherman Tank Specifications:

More M4 Sherman Tanks at other Military Museums in the Northeast
A cutaway Sherman Tank where you can view its interior can be found in the Canadian War Museum in Ottawa, Canada	Another nicely restored M4A2 Sherman Tank at the US Army Ordnance Museum at Aberdeen Proving Ground, Aberdeen, MD
Another M4A3E8 Easy Eight Sherman Tank at the Patton Museum in Fort Knox, KY	A rare restored M4A3E8 Sherman Bulldozer Tank at the AAF Tank Museum in Danville, VA
M4A3 Sherman Tank at the Patton Museum in Fort Knox, KY	M4A3 Sherman Tank at the Militia Museum of NJ in Sea Girt, NJ
	M4A1 Sherman Tank at the Pennsylvania Military Museum in Boalsburgh, PA

Length: 19 feet, 5 inches
Width: 8 feet, 4 inches
Height: 8 feet, 0 inch
Crew: 5
Weight: 32 Tons
Max Speed: 29 mph
Range: 100 miles
Armor: 2 inch frontal
Powerplant: One Ford V8 Gas Engine 450hp
Fuel Capacity: 158 gallons
Armament:
 76mm M1 main gun
 One 7.62mm coax Machine Gun
 One 7.62mm bow Machine Gun
 One 50 cal Machine Gun
Entered Service: April 1945
Unit Cost: $

This particular Sherman Tank is painted up in the livery of General Creighton W. Abrams' WWII M4A3E8 which was the tank he commanded in WWII. The West Point Military Academy has a page with a couple of photos of this tank being lifted onto it's pedestal via a large crane.

Stars & Stripes has an interesting article about Abrams commanding the 4th Armored Division's drive to free Bastogne on December 26, 1944 in his Sherman Tank Thunderbolt VII.

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