The development of Tanks in World War 1 begain as a solution to the stalemate (both sides unable to advance). The first prototype of the Mark 1 tank (Canadian tank) was tested for British Army on September 8,1915. The British Army called tanks Land Ships, initial vehicles were referred to as Water - Carriers (then shortened to Tanks for secrecy. Friday, 18 March 2011
TANKS
The development of Tanks in World War 1 begain as a solution to the stalemate (both sides unable to advance). The first prototype of the Mark 1 tank (Canadian tank) was tested for British Army on September 8,1915. The British Army called tanks Land Ships, initial vehicles were referred to as Water - Carriers (then shortened to Tanks for secrecy. 
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