New favorite WWII podcast I found: "We have ways of making you talk" with Al Murray and James Holland
Just finished up there 'Top tanks of WWII' episode with Steve Zaloga.
Sherman
T34
Panzer Four
They also illustrated that outside of the Battle of Kurtz, VERY few tanks destroyed other tanks. Or how many American crews didn't prefer the 76 over the older 75mm gun. To accommodate the higher velocity gun the turret was much more cramped, they tank held fewer shells, and most importantly the venerable 75 was much, much easier/faster to reload.
One story the men spoke about was American training and how early on after the invasion how a single Sherman took out a German Tiger in a standoff fight. Both tanks came around a corner and faced one another. The better trained American tank commander had a round in the pipe, and immediately fired and hit the Tiger turret, sending the German commander diving inside. It of course didn't penetrate, but send shards of metal flying around inside, injuring the driver. The American gunners were so fast they got off ten rounds into the Tiger....who never got off a single shot. They scrambled out, were captured, which effectively knocked the Tiger out of action.
I think this group will love the listen.