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Bunkermeister


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What types of tanks were in production or in preparation for production in the USA at the time of the Armistice?

6-ton M1917

Ford 3-ton

Mark VIII

What types of tank were in service in France with the US Army at the time of the Armistice?

Renault FT

Mark V

Mark V*

What other vehicles were produced as prototypes or proof of concept, as movie props, recruiting displays or other reasons, during WWI in the USA?

Holt 75 Tank of 1916

Holt Three-Wheeled Steam Tank of 1917

Caterpillar G-9 of 1917

Holt C.L.B. Model 75 Tank of 1917

US Army Corp of Engineers Steam Tank of 1918

Pioneer Skeleton Tank of 1918

US Mark-1 or Ford 3 Man Tank of 1917

Hamilton or Victoria Tank of 1918

Holt H.A. 26 Mosquito Tank

Special 18 or Scat the Kaiser

Which vehicles were proposed and at least committed to paper studies?

150 Ton Field Monitor

200 Ton Trench Destroyer

Have I missed anything on this list?

Thanks.

Mike Bunkermeister Creek



-- Edited by Bunkermeister on Sunday 1st of June 2014 09:49:11 AM

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I presume one of your Holts is the gas-electric tank - I've never seen it referred to by any other name than "gas-electric tank", but presumably it had some model name.

One small point, which may have been a simple typo - the baby holt publicity tank was HA36, rather than -26.

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- Automatic Land Cruiser of Automatic Machine Company, Bridgeport, Connecticut (1915)

- Pliny E Holt's 1917 tank design of Holt-Manufacturing Company, Stockton, Cal. und Peoria, Ill., USA (1917)

- American T (with inscription "KAISER COUNT YOUR MEN" "188", 5th Field Artillery", Dummy on Holt Tractor

- U.S.Navy.1 Dummy on Holt Tractor (1917)

Greetings 

 

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-- Edited by Hedi on Thursday 12th of June 2014 08:19:10 PM

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Bunkermeister


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Thank you, I will add the Holt Gas Electric and yes, 26 was a typo.

 

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Thank you I will add those as well, just found the US Navy one myself, last night!

 

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Don't forget the Automatic Machine Company's Land Cruiser designs (one of which is illustrated in Hunnicutt):

http://landships.activeboard.com/t4883174/ever-wonder-about-this/

EDIT: Didn't notice Hedi had mentioned it earlier...



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Actually, I wouldn't mind being reminded of which is which here, especially the ones Hedi mentions. Apart from the film props and carnival floats, that is.



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James H wrote:

Actually, I wouldn't mind being reminded of which is which here, especially the ones Hedi mentions. Apart from the film props and carnival floats, that is.

Pliny Holt's Armoured Tractor...



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Does the intent of the original question extend to SPGs? If so then you's have to add the Holt Marks I - IV.

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Charlie



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No thank you to SPGs, I am only looking for tanks.  I am considering some model making projects and I like unusual vehicles and since the range is limited I might attempt all of them, over time.

 

Mike Bunkermeister Creek



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