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Germany created the formidable A7V Sturmpanzerwagen tank in response to Britain's Mark I. Only one of these World War I tanks, named "Manifesto," remains.
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WWI Tanks A7V Tank - MSNGermany was unusually slow to realise and develop a tank, considering that in 1916, the British and the French had introduced tanks on the battlefield. When the British used their new tanks at the ...
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The A7V had a main Maxim-Nordenfelt 57 mm gun and six Maxim MG08 machine guns (two on each side and the rear). Oddly, instead of using "new" 57mm guns in the tanks, the Germans scrounged them off ...
As the A7Vs headed to war, the tank’s designer Joseph Vollmer worked a light, three-crewed design called the Leichter Kampfwagen, or light combat car. Basically, it was an armored tractor with a ...
Mephisto, the world's only German A7V tank from World War I, is being housed in a massive plastic bubble west of Brisbane. "Only 20 of these tanks were made," said Jennifer Wilson, senior curator ...
Mephisto, a unique weapon of war and the only surviving German A7V tank from World War I, goes on display at the Australian War Memorial in Canberra as part of centenary commemorations.
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