First chapter is on 1914-18. Covers most of the salient events and includes rhomboids, Whippet, Schneider, Saint-Chamond, FT, and the A7V, of course. Historically reasonably OK, but some details shaky. Illustrations not bad, but Mr. Ford's "Mk IV Male" is actually our friend the Mk V in the troublesome blue and brown camo scheme. His Mk V is poor, with a massive rear cab and the exhaust pipe taking a detour over the top of it. Says that the K-Wagen was called the Grosserkampfwagen.
Mr. Ford asserts that William Tritton worked for a company in Lincoln called Fowler's . . .
"Sometimes things that are not true are included in Wikipedia. While at first glance that may appear like a very great problem for Wikipedia, in reality is it not. In fact, it's a good thing." - Wikipedia.
Actually, I came across it in the Oversize Section in my local library. But I notice it can be bought online for as little as $2. Which is probably a fair price.
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