Talk:Britannia (tank)

Military history: Land vehicles / British / European / World War I

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Atwater ref[edit]

Not sure how useful Atwater is. Had a quick scan and they say "Originally named “Britannia,” the vehicle is 1 of 609 produced during WWI and 1 of only 2 examples on public exhibit in the world". There were 1,220 Mk IV built and apart from Liberty there are 6 preserved Mark IVs, three are in public museums. GraemeLeggett (talk) 18:52, 19 November 2021 (UTC)[reply]