The tank in action
Douglas G. (Douglas Gordon) Browne
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1. Front matter2. ILLUSTRATIONS.3. CHAPTER I. INTRODUCTORY: THE GENESIS OF THE LANDSHIP.4. CHAPTER II. THE MARK I. AND MARK IV. TANKS: THE FIRST COMPANIES.5. CHAPTER III. THE SOMME BATTLES.6. CHAPTER IV. EXPANSION: THE BATTLES IN FRONT OF ARRAS.7. CHAPTER V. THE PALESTINE DETACHMENT.8. CHAPTER VI. MESSINES.9. CHAPTER VII. YPRES: THE PRELIMINARIES.10. CHAPTER VIII. YPRES: THE 31ST JULY.11. CHAPTER IX. YPRES: THE 31ST JULY (continued).12. CHAPTER X. THE “HUSH” OPERATION AND THE COCKCROFT.13. CHAPTER XI. THE COCKCROFT (continued).14. CHAPTER XII. FROM THE COCKCROFT TO CAMBRAI.15. CHAPTER XIII. CAMBRAI.16. CHAPTER XIV. MISCELLANEOUS. THE GERMANS AND THE TANK: THE FRENCH ARTILLERIE D’ASSAUT.17. CHAPTER XV. THE GERMAN OFFENSIVE. MEAULTE, BOUVIGNY, AND BÉTHUNE.18. CHAPTER XVI. THE GERMAN OFFENSIVE (continued). ANNEQUIN: AND THE TANK CORPS IN RETREAT.19. CHAPTER XVII. HAMEL, MOREUIL, AND THE THIRD BATTLE OF THE SOMME.20. CHAPTER XVIII. THE GREAT ADVANCE: FROM BUCQUOY TO BAPAUME.21. CHAPTER XIX. THE FIGHTING FOR BEUGNY, AND THE ADVANCE TO THE CANAL DU NORD.22. CHAPTER XX. THE CANAL DU NORD AND BOURLON.23. CHAPTER XXI. THE FIGHTING ROUND CAMBRAI: SANCOURT.24. CHAPTER XXII. FROM NIERGNIES TO THE ARMISTICE: CONCLUSION.