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The Renault FT, the first "modern" tank to enter production
The Renault FT, the first "modern" tank to enter production
Schneider CA1, the first French tank
Schneider CA1, the first French tank
French Saint-Chamond tanks had long bodies with a lot of the vehicle projecting forward over the short caterpillar tracks, making them more liable to
French Saint-Chamond tanks had long bodies with a lot of the vehicle projecting forward over the short caterpillar tracks, making them more liable to get ditched in trenches.
Renault FT tanks being operated by the US Army in France. Light tanks with a crew of only two, these were mass-produced during World War I.
Renault FT tanks being operated by the US Army in France. Light tanks with a crew of only two, these were mass-produced during World War I.
A SOMUA S35 at the US Army Ordnance Museum
A SOMUA S35 at the US Army Ordnance Museum
SOMUA S35 at the Bovington Tank Museum
SOMUA S35 at the Bovington Tank Museum
The S35 tank displayed in the museum building at Saumur. The cupola hatch added by the Germans is clearly visible
The S35 tank displayed in the museum building at Saumur. The cupola hatch added by the Germans is clearly visible
SOMUA S35 in running condition with a Char B1 in the background at the annual Carrousel in Saumur
SOMUA S35 in running condition with a Char B1 in the background at the annual Carrousel in Saumur