The Renault FT-17 Light Tank would officially enter combat in May of 1918 and proved to be much more effective than other tanks of the time, like the Schneider CA1 and Saint-Chamond, which would ...

(First World War Tech) The small Renault FT 17 was one of the most successful tanks of World War one. #SimpleHistory #WW1 Federal judge won't stop Trump administration's mass firings for now Musk ...

Over a century later, it's difficult to imagine it was once a struggle to develop the tank. But the impact the very first tank had during World War I would have in shaping the future of combat can ...

On 31 May 1918, a small tank designed by a famous French car maker and a brilliant army officer saw its first action. Its inspired design lives on in today's tanks, 100 years later.

WWI - Mechanization of War and the Renault FT-17 Tank. User-Created Clip by Craig McAndrew April 4, 2017 2017-04-01T10:57:18-04:00 https: ...

Lt. Col. George S. Patton, Jr., 1st Tank Battalion, and a French Renault tank, summer 1918. He was officially assigned to develop a tank programme in the US Army on November 10, 1917.

An historian has made a life-size replica of a World War One tank in a farmer's shed. Stephen Wisdom, from Norfolk, created the Renault FT for a new exhibition at the American Museum in Britain ...

A BRITISH World War One tank crew endured three days under fire after getting stuck in No Man’s Land in an astonishing tale of survival that has only now emerged. The nine Tommies faced German ...

MUNICH, Germany, Sept 7 (Reuters) - French automaker Renault RENA.PA has said it could team up with Plastic Omnium PLOF.PA to make hydrogen storage tanks for one of its upcoming vans, as suppliers ...

WW1 tank commander Cecil Sewell was awarded the Victoria Cross for his bravery in trying to help stranded colleagues at Fremincourt in France in August 1918.

Diagram of internal Layout of French Renault FT-17 Char Mitrailleur "Mosquito" Tank, 1918. Wikimedia Commons It's possible the impact of the FT, which didn’t enter service until Germany was ...