Many early WWI tanks had their turrets mounted on the side ... By the end of World War I, the same design had evolved, and it was called the Mark V. It got a new and larger 19-liter six-cylinder ...

The Mephisto tank first arose as a sort of evolution of armored cars that were already starting to find a role in combat, like the British Royal Naval Air Service's Rolls Royce Ghosts of 1914.

A replica of a World War One tank has gone on show at the stately home where the armoured vehicles were first trialled 100 years ago. Military personnel, politicians and King George V watched the ...

The first successful tank prototype, known as 'Mother', completed secret trials in early 1916. The new 'Mark I' tank was used in battle for the first time at Flers-Courcelette on 15 September 1916.

Visitors to The Tank Museum in Bovington can see a ‘splatter’ mask belonging to Sydney Hadley, a commander in a Mark V tank during the Second Battle of Cambrai in 1918, in Tank Men ...

Instead, U.S. ground forces used 239 of the French-built versions of the tank, as well as 47 British Mark V tanks. Though American soldiers had never used tanks before entering the war ...

Their assault efforts would be aided by Germany's own tanks, the A7V. In 1918, when the A7V was introduced, the British had begun fielding the Mark V, the original model of which was a 29-ton ...