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Practice Reading: Multiple Choice, Single Answer
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Tanks
Tanks, first used in World War I, have great relevance and importance even today. They have been instrumental in letting countries establish their victory over others. These vehicles carry armor, firepower, and are capable of moving in all terrains. They can cause heavy casualties and herculean damages.
William Foster & Co., in September 1915, constructed an initial vehicle called “Little Willie”, that was a prototype of the British-made tank. Then, it was named lands; but later, because of its resemblance to a water tank, it was renamed tank.
Afterward, in 1917, the French used tanks for the first time and later produced many on their own. The Germans produced ally lookalike tanks, but among the thousands of ally tanks on the battlefield, the Germans only had twenty tanks of their own. Be it as it may, the initial pieces of manufactured tanks weren’t reliable. Hence, due to the war field terrains, it became necessary to upgrade and improve these machines.
William Foster & Co., in September 1915, constructed an initial vehicle called “Little Willie”, that was a prototype of the British-made tank. Then, it was named lands; but later, because of its resemblance to a water tank, it was renamed tank.
Afterward, in 1917, the French used tanks for the first time and later produced many on their own. The Germans produced ally lookalike tanks, but among the thousands of ally tanks on the battlefield, the Germans only had twenty tanks of their own. Be it as it may, the initial pieces of manufactured tanks weren’t reliable. Hence, due to the war field terrains, it became necessary to upgrade and improve these machines.
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