Only the 75

The 76 had little to no effect with HE

either the 17pdr or 76 had no HE round iirc

Just the way the gun worked

It wasn't a production problem. It was designed to take out tanks

apcbc, apcr, he, and solid shot for both 76mm and 75mm

m62 and m61 being more common on 76's

the Americans did

the 17 pdr was more for penetration

but that's what the 75mm Shermans were for

they would never have a platoon of just fireflys

yeah

yeah

but once again the main shell apcbc was great shell

the m48?

those are completely different eras

oh the m46 did struggle in korea

the m26 was late ww2 and korea

it did the best out of the m46 and m4a3e8

yeah

the m46 set out to improve the underpowered engine of the m26

yes the t26e1

super pershing

eh

not really

it was more or less a propaganda machine

didn't see to much combat

It saw no combat

Possible 1 engagement and that's it

No

it only killed a panzer of some sort

It's not even confirmed if it killed anything

there's just a high chance it did kill a tank and then went back to its base

it's great duel where it went face to face with a king tiger is greatly exaggerated

yeah

which is what i was saying

yeah

nope

Yamato was successful for its role

Just the wrong war

American battleships didn't either