Tank Chats #7 British Mark II | The Tank Museum
July 2, 2015
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as posted by the channelTank Chats playlist The seventh in a series of short films about some of the vehicles in our collection presented by The Tank Museum's historian David Fletcher MBE.
Only fifty tanks each of Marks II and III were produced. They were unarmoured, in the sense that the steel from which they were built was not heat treated to make it bullet proof. The reason being that these tanks were only intended for use as training machines.
The chief external differences from Mark I lay in the tail wheels, which were not used on Marks II and III and later heavy tanks, the narrower driver's cab and the 'trapezoid' hatch cover on the roof.
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