TigerHunt: Armored Clash in Normandy

As the Allied forces broke out of the Normandy beaches and the battle for France began, Allied tank-crews soon came to realize what they were up against. To their dismay and horror, the American Sherman tank-crews, who had been told that their tanks were a "superior" weapon, quickly found out how inadequate and inferior their tanks were, especially against Germany's late model tanks. They were drastically out-gunned and out-armored by the far superior German tanks, and the Allies paid a very heavy price for those earlier inadequacies.
On the positive side, the American tanks were faster, more maneuverable and far more reliable. The Allies had a greater number of tanks, very effective artillery and total air superiority. German columns were constantly harassed from the air as American Thunderbolts and British Typhoons rained horror upon them.

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