Mark IV tanks

[PFF]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Bundesarchiv_Bild_104-0941A,_Bei_Cambrai,_zerst%C3%B6rter_englischer_Panzer_Mark_I.jpg

http://www.hellfire-corner.demon.co.uk/tank.htm

[delta]

I don't wish to be awkward but (despite the caption) the first link is to a mark IV not a Mark I

If the tank was at Bourlon, then it was not Deborah

I think that the unditching rails may provide a clue

[Tom W.]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Bundesarchiv_Bild_104-0941A,_Bei_Cambrai,_zerst%C3%B6rter_englischer_Panzer_Mark_I.jpg

http://www.hellfire-corner.demon.co.uk/tank.htm

The tank in the German photo is a male, while the one in the other photo is a female.

[PFF]

Story of Deborah tank at http://www.tank-cambrai.com/index.html

[delta]

The tank in the German photo is a male, while the one in the other photo is a female.

Good point - I completely overlooked that and should know better

[centurion]

Does go to illustrate to treat any thing on Wiki (leaks or not) with extreme caution until verified by other means. Picture one is very probably one of the Mk IVs in the sunken road approaching Bourlon. It may well have re appeared as a German Beutepanzer

[Sidearm]

The Wiki-tank is F5 Fervent, a Mark IV Male. Serial number unknown. Deborah is, well, Deborah D51 serial 2620, a Mark IV Female.

Gwyn

[centurion]

The Wiki-tank is F5 Fervent, a Mark IV Male. Serial number unknown.

Gwyn

Part of Section 1 - 16 Company, F Battalion. Passed through Bourlon village knocked out/broke down/ran out of fuel somewhere on the sunken road north of Bourlon. Recycled as a Beutepanzer

[delta]

Thanks for the identification

S