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Yes they did, in WW1.
No. Incorrect. An Australian, Lance De Mole invented the tank in 1912. He submitted it to the British War Office, but was rejected. and again in 1914, and 1916. Eventually they accepted.
An English man took out a patent on a concept but never produced a working machine. De mole produced a working model. It travelled at 2.5 miles per hour. It is on display in the Australian War memorial.
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What year did Britain invent the tank?
How do you know that the tank was made in Britain and why do you need to know? BecauseI know they made it in World War 1 and for a history class. The first tank was made and used by England/Great Britain in 1915 during World War I. The tanks at that time actually had no weapons on them. They were solely used to carry soldiers where no other vehicles could go.
Who was the first one to invent tanks?
Lancelot De mole made a model of the first tank in 1912. He sent the model to Britain but they rejected it. Soon after the British Remade the Tank in 1919 and used it in wars to be but we took back the idea and that is how we have tanks today.
What did lance de mole invent?
he created the first tank.
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