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Old 01-09-2016, 01:47 PM
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Early Tanks Source Book
The fighting tanks since 1916

The fighting tanks since 1916, - Full View | HathiTrust Digital Library | HathiTrust Digital Library

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how do I get this book?
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how do I get this book?
A facsimile edition was published recently - Book Depository and Amazon have
it listed. Book Depository - https://www.bookdepository.com/Fight.../9781616461386.

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No...John's link has a downloadable PDF of the book.
But I can't figure out how to "log-in" or register, or what?
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The Fighting Tanks Since 1916 (Tank Combat History During World War 1 and Subsequent Designs): Ralph E. Jones, George H. Rarey, Robert J. Icks: 9781616461386: Amazon.com: Books
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you would have to be part of a member facility that this trust allows to download the entire book
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Another good find, John. Just ordered a copy.

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No...John's link has a downloadable PDF of the book.
But I can't figure out how to "log-in" or register, or what?
You can download individual pages but you need to have a valid login to a participating institution in the Hathi trust to get the whole book.

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check out page 161, plate 37. photo #1 is labeled as a type 1922. it looks an awful lot like a British Medium D.
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check out page 161, plate 37. photo #1 is labeled as a type 1922. it looks an awful lot like a British Medium D.
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That's because the Ordnance Dept decided to build a prototype with Johnson's cable suspension and snake track like the Medium D. The hull was much the same as the M1921 but the track and suspension looked a lot like the Medium D. For those who are interested in what the Medium D was - Landships II.

The M1922 still survives - it's rotting away in Anniston, GA.

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