| Facts | Nickname or Name | Orgin and Type |
| Given 2 different 'M' designations | |
| Named after two civil war generals | |
| Main & most famous US Tank of WW2 | |
| The primary Allied TD at the start of WW2 | |
| First tank to be air dropped | |
| Famous later for the battle: Dien Bien Phu | |
| Reached speeds in excess of 60mph | |
| The most powerful US TD of WW2 (90mm) | |
| The only US heavy Tank of WW2 | |
| Many nations made their own versions | |
| Slow due to weight and weak engine | |
| The gun variant did not see combat | |
| Design was presented around 2.14.1940 | |
| Saw service mainly in North Africa | |
| Named after British Prime Minister | |
| *A27L* Many were used as AA Tanks | |
| The turret had many large rivets visible | |
| Only tank to use the 77mmHV gun | |
| Named after Bystrochodnij Tankov | |
| Named after Kliment Voroshilov | |
| First tank with sloped armor | |
| Many converted into anti-aircraft guns | |
| Armed with a 122mm Howitzer | |
| Desiganted after its armament | |