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| title (item) | field_cer_web | field_cer_navbox | |
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| Mark I | első világháborús harckocsik - Tanks of the First World War - Panzermodelle des Ersten Weltkrieges |
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| title (web) | field_t_title_web | |
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| https://tanks-encyclopedia.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/09/tank_mkI_D22-1024x296.png |
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This Mark I Male tank No.745 saw action on 15th September 1916 as part of D Company, Section 4. It was given the unit number D22. Lieutenant F.A. Robinson commanded the tank. Unfortunately, the tank crew mistook some soldiers as the enemy. They fired on and killed some British troops. The tank ditched but managed to get out. It returned back to Allied lines after the battle. It was back in action again on 26th September 1916 attached to C Company. It was hit and destroyed. The rear tail could be locked in the up position when necessary. The three ‘A’ shaped bits of metal on the roof were used when the sponson needed to be removed for rail travel.
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