August 1935 issue of MODERN MECHANIX featuring the Electro-Ray Tank
Tag: Tanks
Death On Wheels, 1916
Robert Minor, famous artist on the Mexican border for the Day Book sketched this picture on one of Uncle Sam’s armored autos at Ft. Bliss, just outside of El Paso. Uncle Sam has four of these death dealers at his call, three belonging to the regular army and one to a New York Regiment of militia. Armored cars of this type were first used in the European war. There is room in this car of Uncle San’s for six men, besides the driver. and a machine gun. There are loopholes in the armor through which the men may discharge rifles at the enemy.
G.I Combat, Issue 114
G.I. Combat, #114, November 1965. The Battle Origin of the Haunted Tank
Heavy Tank Recognition Chart
Learn to recognize these vehicles :heavy tanks and self-propelled artillery., poster, 1943; Washington, D.C.. UNT Libraries Government Documents Department
Light Tank Recognition Chart
Learn to recognize these vehicles : light tanks and self-propelled weapons., poster, 1943; Washington, D.C.. UNT Libraries Government Documents Department.
Cosmic Stories, March, 1941
Amazing Stories, Dec, 1940
America’s WWII Shopping List, 1963
Before the letters to the editors started being published, Stan Lee and Jack Kirby included some historical information towards the back of the Sgt. Fury and his Howling Commandos comic. Issue #3 was a shopping list for WW2
Vickers-Crossley Armoured Car, 1925
The Vickers-Crossley Model 25 was a British military vehicle used by the British Army in India. Besides being used in India, the Model 25 was also exported, with one of the customers being the Imperial Japanese Army. The Japanese saw a need for increased mechanization of their military. In 1931, the Japanese army used their newly acquired armament during the Manchurian Incident of 1931.
A Model 25 in Shanghai
Estonian Defense Forces with 3 Model 25s
Popular Science, July, 1936
