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TANK CHATS: MARK I TANK
David Fletcher talks through the Mark I tank, in this Tank Chat, the world’s only surviving example of the tank.
BBC WORLD WAR ONE UNCUT – TANKS
Historian Dan Snow presents this bite size history of the tank in the First World War, filmed on location at The Tank Museum.
TANK CHATS: WHIPPET, MEDIUM A
The British Whippet Medium Mark A, presented by David Fletcher MBE.
TANK CHATS: MARK II TANK
The British Mark II Tank features in his Tank Chat presented by David Fletcher MBE.
IN THE COLLECTION: MARK II TANK
The chief external differences from the Mark I Tank lay in the tail wheels, which were not used on the Mark II Tank and later heavy tanks, the narrower driver’s cab
IN THE COLLECTION: MARK I TANK
The Tank Museum’s tank is the only surviving example of a Mark I Tank.
TANK BANKS AND SOUVENIRS
It was realised soon after the start of the First World War that it was going to be a much lengthier and consequently more expensive war than first expected.
THE HENRIQUES RING
One object, The Henriques Ring, now on display in the new Tank Men exhibition offers a fascinating and very personal link to the first tank attack in history.
TRACE YOUR TANK FAMILY HISTORY
The Tank Museum has produced a book that is essential reading for anyone involved in family history wishing to trace ancestors in the various British tank regiments.
IN THE COLLECTION: LITTLE WILLIE
In 1915 the First Lord of the Admiralty, Winston Churchill, created a Landships Committee to tackle the problems of trench warfare.
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