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Mark I
első világháborús harckocsik - Tanks of the First World War - Panzermodelle des Ersten Weltkrieges
Mark I
első világháborús harckocsik - Tanks of the First World War - Panzermodelle des Ersten Weltkrieges
Mark I
első világháborús harckocsik - Tanks of the First World War - Panzermodelle des Ersten Weltkrieges
Mark I
első világháborús harckocsik - Tanks of the First World War - Panzermodelle des Ersten Weltkrieges
Mark I
első világháborús harckocsik - Tanks of the First World War - Panzermodelle des Ersten Weltkrieges
Mark I
első világháborús harckocsik - Tanks of the First World War - Panzermodelle des Ersten Weltkrieges
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A wooden and wire mesh frame was added to the roof of the Mark I tank to deflect hand grenades thrown at the tanks by the German infantry. The Mark I Male tank was armed with a 6pdr gun and three machine guns. On 15th September 1916, 2nd Lieutenant J.P. Clark commanded this Mark I Male tank No.746 in C Company, Section 3, Heavy Section Machine Gun Corps (HSMGC). It was later given the unit number C15. It crossed German trenches and returned to Allied lines at the end of the day.

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