An M4 "Sherman" medium tank of the 1st Armored Division rides into the square in front of the Cathedral (Duomo di Milano) in Milan. On the left, Italian partisans welcome US troops.

Cathedral square

An M4 "Sherman" tank of the 11th Armored Division passes through the burning German city of Kronach.

Flaming buildings

During the Battle of St. Vith in the Battle of the Bulge, on 18 December 1944, an M8 armored car from Troop B, 87th Cavalry Reconnaissance Squadron and Company A, was able to destroy a German Tiger I heavy tank from 1st SS Panzer Division. The M8 fired three 37 mm rounds through the relatively thin rear armor of the Tiger from only 25 yd. (23 m), setting it on fire.

Despite the fact that M8 Greyhound was not adversary for German tanks, statistics and specifications do not determine the result of the battles. The M8 Greyhound was considered fast, sufficiently reliable and armed and armored well enough for reconnaissance missions. Its speed was key to successful in this engagement with Tiger tank.
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