Mark IV vs A7V: Villers-Bretonneux 1918 Mystery unable to find a better

unable to find a better model the War Office simply copied the original Admiralty design with minor improvements

and the remainder as Überlandwagen cargo carriers

On the Home Front

which use comic-style speech bubbles and plenty of humor to keep the tone fun and lively

Mark IV vs A7V: Villers-Bretonneux 1918 Mystery unable to find a betterDescription By David R. Higgins Paperback In March 1918 the Germans launched a series of massive assaults in a bid to break the deadlock on the Western Front and win the war. By this time the British armoured forces had seen extensive combat. The Germans, though, lagged behind in developing armoured fighting vehicles; the March offensive saw the first deployment of the Germans' own design, the A7V. Seeking to capture the important road hub of Amiens,