Every U.S. Vehicle Used in WWII

Описание: Today, we are opening the archives to catalog every single ground vehicle that rolled out of U.S. factories to crush the Axis powers. From the nimble Willys Jeep to the massive experimental T28 Super Heavy Tank, discover how American assembly lines defined modern mechanized warfare.
The United States entered World War II not just as a combatant, but as the industrial engine of the Allied forces. This was the "Arsenal of Democracy," churning out machinery at a scale the world had never seen.
In this documentary, we verify the inventory of the entire US Army vehicle roster:
Light & Medium Tanks: From the "Honey" M3 Stuart and the obsolete M2 Light Tank to the legendary M4 Sherman and its peak evolution, the "Easy Eight".
🛡️ Heavy Tanks & Tank Destroyers: Featuring the M26 Pershing (the answer to the Panther), the speed-demon M18 Hellcat, and the 95-ton T28 monster designed to breach the Siegfried Line.
💥 Self-Propelled Artillery & AA: The mobile devastation of the M7 Priest, the bunker-busting M12 "King Kong," and the terrifying M16 "Meat Chopper".
🌊 Recon & Amphibious: The eyes of the army like the M8 Greyhound, and the amphibious heroes of the Pacific: the LVT "Alligator" and the DUKW.
🚚 Logistics & Soft-Skinned: The unsung heroes that won the war, including the Willys Jeep, the GMC CCKW "Deuce and a Half," and the massive M25 Dragon Wagon.
From the smallest scout cars to massive experimental heavy tanks, witness the sheer industrial output that overwhelmed the Axis powers.

[Timestamps]
0:00 - The Arsenal of Democracy
0:45 - Light & Medium Tanks (Stuart, Lee, Sherman)
03:15 - Heavy Tanks & Destroyers (Pershing, T28, Hellcat, Jackson)
06:20 - Self-Propelled Artillery & AA (Priest, King Kong, Meat Chopper)
08:50 - Armored Cars & Amphibious (Greyhound, LVT, DUKW)
10:10 - Soft-Skinned Vehicles (Jeep, CCKW, Dragon Wagon)
12:00 - Conclusion: Quantity has a quality all its own

[Interaction] Which of these vehicles do you think was the true MVP of the war—the combat-hardened Sherman or the logistical hero CCKW? Let us know in the comments below!

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