American M7 Priest Tank

The American M7 Priest tank, nicknamed "Priest" because of its resemblance to a church vehicle due to its open combat compartment, was a crucial self-propelled artillery vehicle during World War II.

Mounted on the chassis of the Sherman tank, it was equipped with a 105 mm howitzer, capable of providing direct and indirect artillery support to Allied troops.

Its mobility and firepower made it a valuable asset for suppressing enemy infantry and destroying fortified positions.

The M7 Priest played a vital role in military operations and remains a symbol of the military engineering of the time.