Today we continue our look at World War 1 tanks that need adding to War Thunder by taking a look at the American designs of World War 1, of which their are many, though all being produced too late to see combat during World War 1.<br /><br />So join me as we take a look at these designs, from conventional tanks like the M1917 Light Tank all the way to unique designs like the Skeleton tank and Steam Tank Wheeled!<br /><br />Intro: 00:00<br />Prototype designs: 00:46<br />Production designs: 09:07<br />British and French tanks in US Service: 14:31<br /><br />Social Media ⬇️<br />Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/toreno.bsky.social<br />Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/Toreno4<br />Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/toreno170<br />Mastodon: Toreno17@mastodon.social<br />Threads: https://www.threads.net/@toreno170<br />Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/Toreno17<br />Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/toreno5/videos<br /><br />Sources ⬇️<br />Fletcher, D. (2011). Mark V Tank. Osprey Publishing.<br /><br />Landships.info. (16.04.24). Retrieved from http://www.landships.info/landships/index.html<br /><br />United States. War Department. (1925). Preliminary Handbook of the Mark VIII Tank.<br /><br />Zaloga, S. J. (2010). French Tanks of World War I. Osprey Publishing.<br /><br />Zaloga, S. J. (2017). Early US Armor Tanks 1916-40. Osprey Publishing.<br /><br />Tanks featured in this episode ⬇️<br />Victoria/Hamilton Tank<br />C.L.B 75 Tracklayer<br />Holt Gas Electric Tank<br />Steam Tank (Tracked)<br />Steam Tank (Wheeled)<br />Skeleton Tank<br />M1918 Ford 3 Ton Tank<br />M1917 Light Tank<br />M1917A1 Light Tank<br />Mark VIII Heavy Tank, also referred to as the International or Liberty Tank<br />Renault FT-17<br />Mark V Heavy Tank<br /><br /> Game: War Thunder ⬅️<br /><br />#warthunder #usa #us #america #tank #steam #ww1 #skeleton
