From the Mark I to the powerful turreted tanks of World War Two and the modern missile-firing, troop-carrying light tanks of today's armies, twelve dioramic scenes reveal how the invention of the tank during World War One changed the face of warfare forever.
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By the end of World War II the tank was established as a major weapon of the land army. This illustratedtext details the tanks used in battle by the forces of: Great Britain, USA, Soviet Union, France, GermanyItaly, and Japan.