Tank
Transcript: 1900-1920 Tanks The Little Willie landship became the world's first practical amored fighting vehicle of note and led to various British WW1 tank designs. It was originated in the United Kingdom and manufactured by Fostors of Lincoln - UK . It went about a maximum speed of 2 mph and had a maximum range of 0 mph. It held a crew of 2-4 people. The Little Willie was an overall 5.45 meters long, 2.80 meters wide and 3.05 meters high. It had one 7.7m caliber machine gun, and one 40mm main gun in turret. There was only one Little Willie made. The French Renault FT-17of 1917 broke new ground in the field of tanks, featuring a lightweight design with armament concentrated in a traversing turret. It was originated in France and was manufactured by Renault (amoung others) - France. It has the maximum speed of 5 mph and a maximum range of 22 miles. It holds a crew of 2 people. It was overall 3.5 meters long, 1.71 meters wide, and 2.13 meters high. The Renault FT-17 has one 37mm projectiles and one or two 7.62mm machine guns (one rear-facing). There were 3,694 Renault FT-17 tanks made. 1900 While the Tank Mk I had its flaws, it was an instrumental British-design that laid the foundation for future combat tanks used for the rest of WW1. Tank Mk I was originated in the United Kingdom and was manufactured by Fosters of Lincoln/Metropolitan Carriage and Wagon - UK. It has a maximum speed of 4 mph and a maximum range of 24 miles. It held of crew of 8 people. Tank Mk I was an overall 9.91 meters long, 4.19 meters wide, and 2.45 meters high. A male Tank Mk I has one 7.7 caliber machine guns on the left and right hull side, one 57mm main gun mounted on the left and right sign hull sponson . A female Tank Mk I has five 7.7mm machine guns. There was 150 Tank Mk I made. The Char D'Assault St. Charmond was essentially the forerunner to modern day self-propelled gun. It was originated in France and was manufactured by St. Charmond - France. It was a maximum speed of 7 mph and a maximum range of 37 miles. It holds a crew of 8 people. The Char D'Assault St. Charmond was an overall 8.83 meters long, 2.67 meters wide, and 2.36 meters high. It has one 75mm modele 1897 main gun one 8mm Hotchkiss M1914 machine gun in the front-right hull position, in the rear hull position, in the trainable left-hull side position and in the trainable right-hull side position. There was 377 Char D'Assault St. Charmond tanks made. 1918 FIAT 2000 1919 Tank Mark VIII (International Tank/Liberty Tank Tanks were an important weapons system in World War II (1914-1818). A tank is a tracked, armored fighting vehicle designed for front-line combat which combines operational mobility and tactical offensive and defensive capabilities. The tank was better to use than other weapons because on the armored outside reflecting bullets and the tracked wheels that could drive on any terrain. There were a total of 18 WW1 tanks in the military factory. Tanks in 1900-1920's were made from hard steels, hard rubbers and armorer. The British were the first to field the weapon now known world-wide as a tank. During WW1 Great Britain, France, and Germany. The tank used in WW1 was made by Lieutenant W. G. Wilson of the Naval Air Service and William Tritton of William Foster & Co. Ltd. of Lincoln. The tank kept the soldiers will not in combat due to the ability to kill enemies from long distances. 1917 Tank Mk II The FIAT 2000 was the only variable Italian tank design in WW1. It was originated in Italy and was manufactured by FIAT - Italy. It has a maximum speed of 4 mph and a maximum range of 47 miles. It holds a crew of 10 people. It was 7.4 meters long, 3.1 meters wide and 3.9 meters high. The FIAT 2000 had one 65mm main gun in the turret, two 6.5mm machine guns in the bow hull panel, two 6.5mm machine guns in each side hull panel (one machine gun per side), and two 6.5mm machine guns in the rear hull panel. There were only 2 FIAT 2000 tanks made. 1918 1916 Char D'Assault St. Charmond 1915 Little Willie Tank 1916 Tank Mk I (Big Willie/Centipede/Mother) The Mark VIII was the first tank produced through an international collaboration - this being the United States and Britain. It was originated in the United States and was manufactured by Rock Island Arsenal - USA / North Britain Locomotive Company - UK. It has the maximum speed of 6 mph and a maximum range of 50 miles. It holds a crew of 11 people. It was an overall 10.4 meters long, 3.81 meters wide, and 3.12 meters high. The Mark VIII primary has two 57mm OQF cannons in the sign sponsons and the Mark VIII secondary has seven 7.92mm Hotchkiss machine guns OR five 7.62mm Browning M1917 machine guns. There were 125 Mark VIII tanks made. WW1 Tanks The Tank Mk II was intended as an improved Tank Mk I series though production was limited to 50 vehicles and used primarily for training. It was originated in the United Kingdom and was manufactured by by Foster & Company/Metropolitan Carriage & Wagon Company - UK. It has the maximum speed