* M4 Sherman: The M4 Sherman was the main battle tank of the United States Army during World War II. It was a medium-weight tank with a 75mm gun and was known for its reliability and ease of maintenance.
* Churchill: The Churchill was a British heavy tank that was used extensively on D-Day. It was a slow but well-armored tank with a 75mm gun.
* Cromwell: The Cromwell was a British cruiser tank that was used on D-Day. It was a fast and agile tank with a 75mm gun.
* Sherman Firefly: The Sherman Firefly was a British modification of the M4 Sherman that mounted a powerful 17-pounder anti-tank gun. It was one of the most effective tank-killers on D-Day.
* Canadian Ram: The Canadian Ram was a Canadian-built version of the M4 Sherman. It was similar to the M4 Sherman but had a different engine and suspension system.
In addition to these tanks, the Allies also used a variety of other armored vehicles on D-Day, including armored personnel carriers, tank destroyers, and self-propelled guns. These vehicles provided essential support for the infantry and helped to break through German defenses.