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Germany's first tank. The A7V. As you can see it was just a pillbox on a chassis. It wasn't very fast or capable of crossing any type of uneven ground. Cannon on the front, with MGs on the side and stern. Idk specifics about any action they were involved in. I'll check it out...
Nov 20 1917 IWM (Q 6433) "A Mark IV (Male) tank [H45 'Hyacinth'] of H Battalion ditched in a German trench while supporting the 1st Battalion, Leicestershire Regiment, one mile west of Ribecourt. Some men of the battalion are resting in the trench" November 20 1917 by Brooke, John Warwick (Lieutenant) (Photographer) Production date 1917-11-20
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I can't imagine what it's like fighting a battle in a WWI tank!
How about some armor from the first world war. We have the little French FTs. The strange tank that overhangs it's track front and back called the Saint-Charmond. The moving pillbox of the German A7Vs. The tadpole shaped MKIVs of Britain. Only one missing is a Whippet tank. Hmm
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