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31. C. Falls, Official History of the War: Military Operations: Egypt and Palestine (London, HMSO, 1930).
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1. E. D. Swinton, Eyewitness (London, Hodder and Stoughton, 1932), p.10.
2. R. B. Gray, Development of the Agricultural Tractor in the United States (St Joseph, MO, American Society of Agricultural Engineers, 1956), Part I, pp.40–42.
3. P. Ventham and D. Fletcher, Moving Guns – The Mechanisation of the Royal Artillery 1854 – 1939 (London, HMSO, 1990), pp.11–13.
4. R. E. Crompton, Reminiscences (London, Constable, 1928), p.214.
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9. E. D. Swinton, op. cit., pp.79–82.
10. B. H. Liddell Hart, op. cit., pp.23–24.
11. E. D. Swinton, op. cit., p.103.
12. B. H. Liddell Hart, op. cit., pp.24–25.
13. B. H. Liddell Hart, op. cit., pp.23–29.
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16. J. F. C. Fuller, Tanks in the Great War (London, John Murray, 1920), pp.22–23.
17. W. S. Churchill, The World Crisis 1911-1918 (London, Butterworth, 1931), pp.311–12.
18. M. Sueter, op. cit., pp.60 and 68–69.
19. A. G. Stern, Tanks 1914-1918 (London, Hodder and Stoughton, 1919), p.17.
20. J. Glanfield, The Devil’s Chariots (Stroud, Sutton, 2001), pp.88–90.
21. A. G. Stern, op. cit., p.29.
22. ‘Commercial Motor Vehicle Exhibition’, The Engineer, vol. 116 (25 July 1913), pp.97 and 99.
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28. E. D. Swinton, op. cit., pp.129–49.
29. A. G. Stern, op. cit., p.31.
30. E. D. Swinton, op. cit., p.151.
31. E. D. Swinton, op. cit, p.172.
32. E. D. Swinton, op. cit., p.171.
33. W. S. Churchill, op. cit., pp.308 and 313.
34. M. Sueter, op. cit., p.189.
35. J. P. Harris, Men, Ideas and Tanks (Manchester, Manchester University Press, 1995), pp.3–36.
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37. A. G. Stern, op. cit., pp.52, 57 and 297–98.
38. A. Duvignac, op. cit., pp.271–83.
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45. F. J. Deygas, op. cit., pp.113–14.
46. F. J. Deygas, op. cit., pp.131–32.
1. E. H. T. d’Eyncourt, ‘Account of the British Tanks used in the War’, Engineering, vol.108, no.2802 (12 September 1919), p.336.
2. Short History of the Royal Tank Corps (Aldershot, Gale & Polden, 1945), p.6.
3. A. G. Stern, Tanks 1914-1918 (London, Hodder and Stoughton, 1919), p.80.
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5. E. D. Swinton, op. cit., pp.226–27.
6. E. D. Swinton, op. cit., pp.129–34.
7. E. D. Swinton, op. cit., pp.198–214.
8. E. D. Swinton, op. cit, pp.204–14.
9. J. F. C. Fuller, Tanks in the Great War (London, John Murray, 1920), p.56.
10. J. P. Harris, Men, Ideas and Tanks (Manchester, Manchester University Press, 1995), pp.61 and 73–74.
11. J. Glanfield, The Devil’s Chariots (Stroud, Sutton, 2001), pp.158–61.
12. E. H. T. d’Eyncourt, op. cit., p.337.
13. J. F. C. Fuller, Tanks in the Great War, p.118.
14. B. H. Liddell Hart, The Tanks (London, Cassell, 1959), vol. I, p.114.
15. J. F. C. Fuller, Memoirs of an Unconventional Soldier (London, Nicholson and Watson, 1936), pp. 169–89.
16. J. P. Harris, op. cit., pp.103–13.
17. J. F. C. Fuller, Tanks in the Great War, pp.144 and 147.
18. Short History of the Royal Tank Corps, p.45.
19. H. Guderian, Achtung Panzer (London, Arms & Armour Press, 1992), p.90.
20. J. F. C. Fuller, Tanks in the Great War, p.223.
21. E. von Ludendorff, My War Memoirs 1914-1918 (London, Hutchinson, 1919), vol.I,
22. Short History of the Royal Tank Corps, op. cit., p.87.
23. L. Dutil, Les chars d’assaut (Nancy, Berger-Levrault, 1919), pp.30–36.
24. L. Dutil, ibid., pp.37–38.
25. L. Dutil, ibid., pp.48–49.
26. J. Perré, Batailles et combat des chars français (Paris, Charles Lavauzelle, 1937), pp.196–97.
27. L. Dutil, op. cit., p.115.
28. J. Perré, op. cit., p.137.
29. L. Dutil, op. cit., pp.68–70.
30. L. Dutil, op. cit., p.79.
31. F. J. Deygas, Les chars d’assaut (Paris, Charles Lavauzelle, 1937), p.175.
32. F. J. Deygas, ibid., p.160.
33. G. M. Chinn, The Machine Gun (Washington D.C., US Government Printing Office, 1951), vol.I, p.71.
34. J. Perré, op cit., pp.254–55.
35. L. Dutil, op. cit., pp.166–70.
36. F. J. Deygas, op. cit., pp.179 and 194.
37. B. DeHaan, ‘The First Tanks’, The American Legion Magazine (March 1953), pp.56–59.
38. H. Walle, (ed.), Sturmpanzerwagen A7V (Herford, Mittler & Son, 1990), pp.59 and 106–07.
39. J. Foley, ‘A7V Sturmpanzerwagen’, in AFVs of World War One, ed. D. Crow (Windsor, Profile Publications, 1970), pp.53–55.
40. G. P. von Zezschwitz, Heigl’s Taschenbuch der Tanks (Munich, Lehmanns Verlag, 1938), p.157.
1. J. Glanfield, The Devil’s Chariots (Stroud, Sutton, 2001), Appendix 2.
2. P. Johnson, Memorandum Re Medium D Tank, being recollections on the matter by Lieut. Colonel Philip Johnson, typescript and letter dated 28 June 1955.
3. J. F. C. Fuller, Memoirs of an Unconventional Soldier (London, Nicholson and Watson, 1936), Chapter XIII.
4. E. H. T. d’Eyncourt, ‘Account of British Tanks Used in the War’, Engineering, vol. 108, no.2802 (12 September 1919), p.337.
5. Tank Museum Staff, Philip Johnson and the Medium D, Army and Navy Modelworld, Part I July 1983 to Part 5 April 1984.
6. J. F. C. Fuller, op. cit., pp.405–07.
7. J. F. C. Fuller, op. cit., p.405.
8. Short History of the Royal Tank Corps (Aldershot, Gale and Polden, 1945), Appendix B.
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14. H. Walle, (ed.), Sturmpanzerwagen A7V (Herford, Mittler & Son, 1990), pp.72–73.
15. G. P. von Zezschwitz, Heigl’s Taschenbuch der Tanks (Munich, Lehmanns, 1938), p.258.
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18. F. T. Deygas, op. cit., p.258.
19. A. G. Stern, op. cit., p.222.
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22. R. P. Hunnicutt, op. cit., p.16.
23. A. Pugnani, Storia della Motorizazzione Militare Italiana (Turin, Roggero & Tortia, 1951), pp.183–84.
24. J. F. C. Fuller, Tanks in the Great War, pp.98–102 and 130–34.
25. M. W. Zebrowski, Polska Bron Pancerna (London, White Eagle Press, 1971), Chapter II.
26. P. Kantakoski, The Finnish Armour Museum (unpublished, Parolan, 1997), p.9.
27. M. Baryatinskiy, Light Tanks (Horsham, Ian Allan, 2006), p.3.
28. M. R. Habeck, Storm of Steel (Ithaca, NY, Cornell University Press, 2003), p.33.
29. F.T. Deygas, op. cit., p.336.
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2. G. le Q. Martel, Our Armoured Forces (London, Faber and Faber, 1945), Appendix H.
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4. J. F. C. Fuller, op. cit., p.304.
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9. J. F. C. Fuller, Memoirs, p.407.
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19. B. H. Liddell Hart, op. cit., p.228.
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26. G. le Q. Martel, Our Armoured Forces, p.46.
27. R. E. Jones, G. H. Rarey and R. J. Icks, The Fighting Tanks since 1916 (Washington D.C., National Service Publishing, 1933), p.168.
28. B. H. Liddell Hart, The Tanks, vol. 1, pp.373–74.
29. C. F. Foss and P. McKenzie, op. cit., p.103.
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31. G. le Q. Martel, Our Armoured Forces, p.47.
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33. B. H. Liddell Hart, The Tanks, vol. 1, p.374.
34. B. H. Liddell Hart, The Tanks, vol. 1, pp.229 and 281.
35. J. P. Harris, Men, Ideas and Tanks (Manchester, Manchester University Press, 1995), p. 280 (quoting Martel).
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37. B. H. Liddell Hart, op. cit., p.370.
38. P. J. Harris, op. cit., p.275.
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13. M. L. Stubbs and S. R. Connor, Armor-Cavalry, Office of Chief of Military History (Washington D.C., US Army, 1969), pp.49–51.
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19. R. P. Hunnicutt, Stuart: A History of the American Light Tank (Novato, CA, Presidio Press, 1992), pp.88–90.
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28. S. J. Zaloga and J. Grandsen, Soviet Tanks and Combat Vehicles of World War Two (London, Arms and Armour, 1984), p.48.
29. M. Baryatinskiy, op. cit., p.9.
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31. M. D. Borissiouk, op. cit., pp.22 and 60.
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