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Also known as military tank, combat tank, panzer
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A tank is an armored military vehicle equipped with a rotating turret and powerful guns, designed to move across difficult terrain and withstand enemy fire. Tanks became important in warfare starting in World War I because they could break through enemy defensive lines and protect soldiers while providing mobile firepower on the battlefield.
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It sits within the topics Armoured fighting vehicles by type, Armoured warfare and English inventions.
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- cistern
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