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well which army tank there are at least 50 different tanks that were used during ww2.
2nd answerThe question doesn't specify WW2, and "the army tank" may well mean the first one. This was invented in Britain during WW1, and made a significant contribution to the defeat of Germany in 1918. The name 'tank' was part of a cover story; the people who were manufacturing them were told that they were 'water tanks for Mesopotamia'. As to how they were made, the answer that comes to mind (with 20/20 hindsight) is fairly quickly and rather badly. Several of the technologies involved were recent innovations and the British were probably so fed up with the senseless slaughter of trench warfare that they decided on the philosophy of "second best tomorrow" for the manufacture of the first tanks.
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Who made the first army tank?
Dane.g.elliott
What is an army tank made from present?
It is made mostly from steel and ceramics
What are army tanks made of?
Metal and iron depends on tank
What is the newest tank?
the newest tank in the U.S.A army is the mr1 and mr2 remote or manual tank made by howe and howe tech
Where are army tanks made?
Depending on the tank you want but the main three areIronMetalAluminumPlasticAlchol ColorBut the pieces inside the tank some are made out from other materials
What was the most made tank in the British army during World War 2?
The US built Sherman medium tank.
Who made the army tank?
The British made the first landships, later called tanks in 1916 (WWI).
What is the cheat for the army tank in gta vice city?
for getting an army tank put - PANZER
How do you turn a boat into a tank?
What type of tank do you mean? A liquid container or a tank as in the army?
Who invented the sherman tank?
the US Army invented the Sherman tank.
Do they still use tank destroyers in the army?
The Army still uses armored cars and light tanks similar to tank destroyers, but not the same kind of tank destroyers as they did in WWII.
Is the tank important for the army nowadays?
Yes.
