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It's a long way to temporary to the sweetest girl I know. Hello everyone and welcome the history of the Great War premium episode number 10.

Last episode we discussed a bit about the premium episode, number 10.

Last episode we discussed a bit about the early developments of the tank before it went

into battle in September 1916.

This included the early designs and changes to what would become known as the tank. This This episode we will carry forward that story as we look at the contribution of the tanks for the rest of the war.

This will include a bit of battlefield performance, but I would like to remind everyone that battlefield information is not the purpose of these episodes so we will not be really focusing on it.

This is all about the design and development.

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