Saint-Chamond Tank 62668

The Saint-Chamond Tank No. 62668 after it was captured by the Germans during battle of Méry. A faint silhouette of a caiman can be seen on the front side. This was the name given to the tank group AS 38 by its commander Captain Rime-Bruneau.

Rustic Baby Tank

The 301st Heavy Tank Battalion was raised at Camp Meade before moving to England for training. They used British Mark V tanks.

Studio props

Three photographs all taken in studios in the United States. Three increasingly complex props.

Sturmpanzerwagen A7V

The German Sturmpanzerwagen A7V "Elfriede" captured by the French in April of 1918. It was the first German tank to be captured. Shown here on display in Paris.