A tank is a vehicle which is armoured to fight on the front-line. The British invented the tank during World War 1. They got the name tanks from when they were being shipped over to battles. They told people they were water tanks to cover up what they really were. The tanks did have many weaknesses as the British found this out when they first sent them into battle in 1916 as they were sending them into battle one got hit with a shell and was disabled, one broke down and three of the six tanks got bogged but two of them continued their journey towards the enemy lines. The British thought the tanks had been successful in one way this was that they had scared the Germans because they had been disabled straight away, but others were disappointed in their performance. So no they wernt successful in the war and didnt help to win World War 1!
Some of the long - term effects of the World War 1 tanks were that the future models had to be upgraded to reduce the weaknesses of the earlier tanks. These days, tanks can move faster and have thicker armor.
horses and tanks
Misleading question. Britain first made the tank in World Was 1. Britain made tanks through out the war years.
They are called tanks, unless you refer to a specific tank in which case it is called by its particular name.
British Mk I's and French Renaults.
Yes, world war 1 had tanks. World War 1 was the introduction of battle-ready tanks used in war.
It was World War 1.
They were the first tanks, and tanks eventually became a dominant force in warfare as we know it.
France
No
Tanks were in development after WW1, mostly by Germany.
yes,all ww1 tanks had guns
the tanks were used in world war one as tracked aromerd fighting vechile
Yes Germany did use tanks during world war 1, they use tanks alone with airplanes, gas masks, and submarines
There were no amphibious tanks used in WW1. Tanks were only used in the late World War, and they were not technically advanced enough to be amphibious. For "the late" substitute "the latter part of", and add "1" after "War".
Some of the long - term effects of the World War 1 tanks were that the future models had to be upgraded to reduce the weaknesses of the earlier tanks. These days, tanks can move faster and have thicker armor.
France produced more tanks during World War I than all other nations combined.