Although armored warfare was still in its infancy, the British Mark IV was one of the more iconic WW1 tanks that ... and so on. The tanks had a crew of eight, including a driver, commander ...

Many early WWI tanks had their turrets mounted on ... The Whippet was one of the war's quickest and most agile tanks, although drivers also found it difficult to manage its two engines, so even ...

And the drivers were often at risk of taking red hot ... Bucks, on Wednesday. Tanks were developed during the First World War in bid to break the stalemate of trench warfare.

It was only in the final stages of the war that they would have a decisive impact on a battle, leading to the impression that WW1 tanks were slow, hard to manoeuvre, and hopelessly unreliable.

There were 108 of Mk XIX in use by the end of WW1, but the XIX remained in service until 1940. The Mk. 1 tank was the world's first armoured and tracked vehicle to enter service. It was used to ...