Equipment

Tanks

BEYOND THE GREEN FIELDS – The Final memories of some of the first men in the Tank Corps by Richard Pullen. First hand accounts of Tank Corps men interviewed in the 1980’s. The men tell their own stories of life, training and fighting in the world's first tanks form 1916 to 1918. Packed full of photographs, many of which are previously unpublished, and factual information about the use of the world's first fighting tanks. Paperback, 101pp OUR PRICE - £7

LANDSHIPS OF LINCOLN by Richard Pullen. This book was written in an attempt to cover the production and use of the first fighting tanks from the perspective of the City of Lincoln and the local people who built them. This is not a story of the First World War; it is a story of a remarkable invention and the creative minds and tenacious men and women who created it. Paperback. Published price £10, OUR PRICE - £9

THE DEVIL’S CHARIOTS – The Birth and secret battles of the first tanks by John Glanfield. If the view of the military had prevailed in 1915, no tanks would have rolled out of British factories in World War One to become the first to enter battle. Controversy surrounded the new weapon from its inception until the Armistice and beyond. John Glanfield's intensive research has unearthed much new information on the events and personalities surrounding tank production and development to paint a refreshingly different picture of the tank story. The Devil's Chariots is a revelatory account of the pioneer builders and their strange machines, of the men who backed them, and their disbelievers. Illustrated paperback, 339 pp. Published price £12.99 our price £8.99.

British Mark I Tank 1916 by David Fletcher, illustrated by Tony Bryan. Osprey. 48 pp. £9.99 -OUR PRICE £7.99.

British Mark IV Tank by David Fletcher, illustrated by Tony Bryan. Osprey. 48 pp. £9.99 -OUR PRICE £7.99.