Although armored warfare was still in its infancy, the British Mark IV was one of the more iconic WW1 tanks that were developed for the Great War. The “Mark IV” tank of World War I was ...

As the first tank produced and fielded en-masse during the conflict, the British Mark IV Tank would change ... as the most decorated tank crew of WW1 - having participated in the war's longest ...

The British army intended to develop the Mark IV as a true follow-up to the original, with plans to build 2,000 of them, but they weren't nearly ready when more tanks were needed at the Battle of ...

IV, was more common in general ... There were 108 of Mk XIX in use by the end of WW1, but the XIX remained in service until 1940. The Mk. 1 tank was the world's first armoured and tracked vehicle ...

They were all given gallantry medals and as a result became the most decorated tank crew of the war. The Mark IV tank, named Fray Bentos as its captain was a grocer with the licence to sell the ...

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Survey work on a unique First World War tank "at risk of collapse" will resume this year. The Mark IV tank has been stationed in Ashford's St George’s Square since August 1919, and is the only ...

he said. An Army photographer takes a photograph of a replica British Mark IV tank as it is displayed in Trafalgar Square in London last month. Picture: Leon Neal/Getty Images Mr Smith said there ...

The replica of the Mark IV in Trafalgar Square marks 100 years of the tank A replica of a World War One tank has been placed in Trafalgar Square to mark the 100th anniversary of the war machine.