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Designation:

Mark II

 Info
Country: UNITED KINGDOM  
Vehicle type: Tank  
Year of manufacture: 1916  
 
 

Unhardened armour. Built from December 1916 for training only, but used in the Battle of Arras in April 1917 because of delays in the production of the Mark IV. 50 built. Five Mark IIs were used to test transmission types for the new Mark IV.


  
 
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