Meet the M1A1 Abrams Battle Tank One of the fastest tanks in the world, with a range of 8,000 meters... that's how we do it. | U.S. Marine Corps

The M1 Abrams is a powerful U.S. main battle tank with advanced armor, a 120mm cannon, and exceptional mobility for modern warfare. | Military Mechanics

The M1 Abrams is a third-generation American main battle tank designed as a highly mobile main-battle tank for modern armored ground warfare. | War History Online

The M1917 was America’s first mass produced tank. Based almost entirely on the French Renault FT it was built during World War I and immediately after. With its fully rotating turret and two man crew, the Renault FT had revolutionised tank design, and the U.S. quickly adopted the concept. Around 950 M1917s were produced, weighing just over 7 tons and armed with either a 37mm gun or a Browning machine gun. With a top speed of only 5.5 mph it was still quick for its time, the M1917 arrived too lat

American M2A2 or M2A3 Light Tanks during training exercises. The M2A2 was America’s first (and only) twin turret tank, introduced in 1935, weighing around 9 tons and crewed by four men, it was armed with twin .30 cal Browning machine guns. Though its firepower was modest, the M2A2 represented a crucial step in U.S. tank development during the interwar years. Built in limited numbers, it was never intended for front line combat but instead served as a training and experimental vehicle – not dissi