As the Allies pushed deeper into Europe, the battlefields of World War II shifted from open fields to shattered cities — where every corner, window, and alley could mean life or death. It was here that the M4 Sherman tank, the workhorse of the Allied armies, faced one of its deadliest foes: the German Panzerfaust. The Sherman, reliable and fast, had carried American and Allied troops across North Africa, Italy, and Normandy. Its 75mm gun, decent armor, and sheer numbers made it a symbol of Allie