Tank · How does Korea fit?
T-34s in 1950; then a ROK armour force and K1/K2 industry. See also the ROK military and Hanwha pages. 1916-18 in From the Somme to every later armoured front: Rhomboids to FT. A memory map, not a present overlay.
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Tank · How does Korea fit?T-34s in 1950; then a ROK armour force and K1/K2 industry. See also the ROK…
Tank · Theory1919-39 in From the Somme to every later armoured front: Small wars and big…
Tank · MBT Cold War1945-91 in From the Somme to every later armoured front: Two alliances'…
Tank · Ernest Swinton biographiesThe usual English doorway into Tank: An early advocate of the armoured idea…
1919-39 in From the Somme to every later armoured front: Small wars and big arguments. A memory map, not a present overlay. 1939-45 in From the Somme to every later armoured front: T-34, Sherman, Panther. A memory map, not a present overlay.
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Tank · Theory
1919-39 in From the Somme to every later armoured front: Small wars and big arguments. A memory map, not a present overlay. 1939-45 in From the Somme to every later armoured front: T-34, Sherman, Panther. A memory map, not a present overlay.
Tank · MBT Cold War
1945-91 in From the Somme to every later armoured front: Two alliances' types. A memory map, not a present overlay. After 1991 in From the Somme to every later armoured front: Headlines vs inventories. A memory map, not a present overlay.
Tank · Ernest Swinton biographies
The usual English doorway into Tank: An early advocate of the armoured idea in 1914-16 -- one name among a committee. Where Tank (1916-present (as a type)) is a paragraph or a unit in US/UK/AU/CA -- often thinner than From the Somme to every later armoured front local hours.
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- 1945-91 in From the Somme to every later armoured front: Two alliances' types. A memory map, not a present overlay. After 1991 in From the Somme to every later armoured front: Headlines vs inventories. A memory map, not a present overlay.
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- This explains a campaign, battle, or weapon in context. It is not a league of nations. It does not replace the full topic page.
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- The usual English doorway into Tank: An early advocate of the armoured idea in 1914-16 -- one name among a committee. Where Tank (1916-present (as a type)) is a paragraph or a unit in US/UK/AU/CA -- often thinner than From the Somme to every later armoured front local hours.
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