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September 15 – British Mark I Tanks Go into Action - Museum of The American G.I.

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September 15, 1916 On September 15, 1916, the British Mark I tank went into action at the Somme, marking the first use of a tank in military action. How much do you know about this tank? British heavy tanks were a series of related armored fighting vehicles developed by the United Kingdom during World War

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