Mark IX tank

The Mark IX tank was a British armoured fighting vehicle from the First World War. It was the world's first specialised armoured personnel carrier (APC).

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Frameless

Ricardo4

Mark IX tank IWM Q 14515

MarkIXTankLayout

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

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

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

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

Mark IX Amphibious Conversion heading into Welsh Harp Reservoir

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

British Mark IX Armoured Personnel Carrier

Type	Subtype	Date	Description	Notes	Source
commons	image		Ricardo4		Commons
commons	image		Mark IX tank IWM Q 14515		Commons
commons	image		MarkIXTankLayout		Commons
commons	image		Mark IX at Dollis Hill, prior to the amphibious modifications.		Commons
commons	image		Mark IX at Dollis Hill, prior to the amphibious modifications.		Commons
commons	image		Side View of the Mark IX during its amphibious conversion trials at Welsh Harp Reservoir		Commons
commons	image		Mark IX Tank Amphibious Conversion in Welsh Harp Reservoir, with all of it’s passengers out on top		Commons
commons	image		Mark IX Amphibious Conversion heading into Welsh Harp Reservoir		Commons
commons	image		Mark IX Amphibious Conversion, with two men alongside it, at Welsh Harp Reservoir		Commons
commons	image		British Mark IX Armoured Personnel Carrier		Commons