Mark IX tank

Worlds first specialized armoured personel carrier, made by the British during World War 1

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armoured personnel carrier, weapon model, Marshall, Sons & Co., 

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British Mark IX Armoured Personnel Carrier

MarkIXTankLayout

Mark IX Amphibious Conversion heading into Welsh Harp Reservoir

Mark IX Amphibious Conversion, with two men alongside it, at Welsh Harp Reservoir

Mark IX Tank Amphibious Conversion in Welsh Harp Reservoir, with all of it’s passengers out on top

Mark IX at Dollis Hill, prior to the amphibious modifications.

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Side View of the Mark IX during its amphibious conversion trials at Welsh Harp Reservoir

Type	Description	Date	Keywords	Notes	Source
link	Freebase entry@				Wikidata
image	British Mark IX Armoured Personnel Carrier	1946			Wikimedia
image	MarkIXTankLayout	1918			Wikimedia
image	Mark IX Amphibious Conversion heading into Welsh Harp Reservoir	1918			Wikimedia
image	Mark IX Amphibious Conversion, with two men alongside it, at Welsh Harp Reservoir	1918			Wikimedia
image	Mark IX Tank Amphibious Conversion in Welsh Harp Reservoir, with all of it’s passengers out on top	1918			Wikimedia
image	Mark IX at Dollis Hill, prior to the amphibious modifications.	1918			Wikimedia
image	Ricardo4				Wikimedia
image	Side View of the Mark IX during its amphibious conversion trials at Welsh Harp Reservoir	1918			Wikimedia