I can only imagine the WWI Germans' reactions upon seeing the Mk tank lumbering towards their trenches while shrugging off small arms fire (were there reports of a Mk tank getting KO'd by the German guns?).

Also, did the AT rifle exist then?

ezekill said:

I can only imagine the WWI Germans' reactions upon seeing the Mk tank lumbering towards their trenches while shrugging off small arms fire (were there reports of a Mk tank getting KO'd by the German guns?).

Also, did the AT rifle exist then?

I think the third guy from left to right is holding a Mauser T-Gewehr, the world's first anti-tank rifle.

I wonder if that guy that will soon be underneath the tank would ever look at an underbelly of car ever again?

MajorAmiruddin said:

I wonder if that guy that will soon be underneath the tank would ever look at an underbelly of car ever again?

he's just waiting to bayonet the tank in its soft underbelly

fishy38t said:

he's just waiting to bayonet the tank in its soft underbelly

If that happens it would do much other than scrape the bottom since the bayonet can't penetrate the armour unless he is hulk

I don't know what it is but there always was a certain "charm" to old school tanks. Sorta like the same charm when you look at an old muscle car or a 77 Trans Am.

fishy38t said:

he's just waiting to bayonet the tank in its soft underbelly

Friggin' replacements.

Darkagma said:

Friggin' replacements.

Same idea because that Bayonet wont do anything to the underbelly

Checking the wiki, I think this is the Mark IV Tank not Mark I.