#a7v

[abakedpotatoefromidaho]

A7V Sturmpanzer, World War One

[maokpinaok]

JJBA WWI au plus Blackadder.

Also Speedwagon stealing a tank.

Alright, I made a stupid comic for this

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Also, I’ve never watched or heard of Blackadder until now but I think I’ll like the idea of it 🤔🤔🤔

[k-i-l-l-e-r-b-e-e-6-9]

[redarmyscreaming]

A7V STURMPANZERWAGEN

[deutschland-im-krieg]

A7V German tank from WW1, only 20 were built and they were named by their crews. This one is called Hagen. There is only one original A7V left in the world, it's in a museum in Queensland, Australia. This photo was taken on the Horse Guards Parade, London, date unknown (1920s)

[grrgrrrgrrr1233]

fixed up the A7V a bit, gonna move to something else now but i'll post something in perhaps two or so days. Besides that most by stuff was made because of the new war thunder update! it's alright though the Entente is a living hell sadly.. (wished they added the Renault-)

[scrapironflotilla]

British and New Zealand troops inspecting tanks captured from the Germans, September 1918.

[thisdayinwwi]

German A7V Tank Elfriede

The German A7V Tank "Elfriede" (Chassis number 542) which turned over in a pit during its first attack on April 24 1918, one kilometre from Villers-Bretonneux on the Hangard-en-Santerre road. It was seized by the Allies, repaired and driven near Saleux.

According to the Popular Mechanics article, "The First Tank-on-Tank Battle Happened 100 Years Ago" April 24 1918 was also the date of the first Tank VS Tank battle. Twelve British Mark IV tanks faced off against 13 German A7V tanks

IWM IWM 508-64

AWM E02368 - May 26 1918 - Colourized by mementocolores

IWM Q 71679 - Taken on May 8 1918

IWM Q 55073 - Taken on May 8 1918

  Image 4: IWM Q 70017 - May 18 1918 - Colourized by Frederic Duriez 

  AWM P10573.003 - 1918

IWM Q 65533 - May 25 1918

National Archives Identifier: 55219501 - Elfriede on display in Paris 

 A7V "Elfriede" in Paris - ✠ drakegoodman ✠