Armored Vehicles: Tank Design Since 1916 and Present

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British, Medium Mark A Whippet (1917)

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British, Mark Tank Series



Mark IV (1916)

Mark V (1918)

Mark VIII (1918)

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World War I

United Kingdom
Mark I
Mark II
Mark III
Mark IV
Mark V
Tank Mark VIII
Medium Mark A Whippet
Medium Mark B
Medium Mark C
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United Kingdom, Mark I (1916)

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Germany, Mark A Whippet (1916)


Captured British Tank

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German, Beutepanzer Mark IV (1916)


Captured British tank Mark IV

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Germany
A7V
Beutepanzers
Mark IV
Mark A Whippet
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Germany, A7V (1916)

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France, Char 2C (1917)

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France, FCM 1A (1916)

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France, Renault FT (1916)

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France, Saint-Chamond (1916)

Weight: 23 tonnes
Length: 8.9 m
Width: 2.7 m
Height: 2.4 m
Crew: 8 (commander-driver, gunner-loader, assistant gunner, four machine gunners, mechanic)
Armor: 11–198 mm

Main armament: 75 mm gun
Secondary armament: four 8 mm Hotchkiss M1914 machine guns
Engine: 4-cylinder Panhard-Levassor (petrol)
90 hp (70 kW), Crochat-Colardeau electric transmission
Power/weight4 hp/tonne
Suspension: coil spring
Speed: 12 km/h