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‘Mother’
First British fighting tank, developed in 1916. Originally called ‘Big Willie’ (after the early prototype Little Willie), the name was changed once it was apparent that this was the definitive design.
It was first run 29 January 1916 at Hatfield Park and then demonstrated 2 February in front of Lloyd George, Haig, Robertson, Kitchener, and other luminaries.
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