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100 years of the tank:from heavy artillery to invisibility

100 years of the tank

Land September 15, 2016

100 years of the Tank: evolving from heavy artillery to invisibility Thursday 15th September 2016, will see the tank mark a centenary in action, we take a look back at this crucial piece of equipment, the technology being developed and what the future might hold. The face of modern warfare was changed ...


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