Weapons

Mark IV tank

The British tank of 1917 and the most numerous British tank of the war, with 1,220 built. It improved on the Mark I with thicker armor against German armor-piercing bullets and side sponsons that could be swung inside for rail transport. It was first used in large numbers at Messines on 7 June 1917.

In the Arsenal

Mentioned in

• Chapter VI The Year of Revolutions §8 Cambrai: The Tanks Break Through, and Back
• Chapter X The Machinery of War §4 Tanks: From Landships to Whippets

Sources

Sources

• en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mark_IV_tank
• tankmuseum.org/article/the-mark-iv

Wikidata Q846336