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The "Little Willie" was made in 1915 it was the first battle tank. It was relatively weak though for its time it was amazing. https://www.britannica.com/technology/tank-military-vehicle#ref521284 -
later in 1916 Big Willie was a upgrade to Little Willie and was accepted into the British army. Still a weak tank but stronger than its previous counterpart the little willie. https://www.britannica.com/technology/tank-military-vehicle#ref521285 -
in 1917 the Schneider was used by the French military. Just like the Big Willie it could cross trenches and barbed wire. It was the first french battle tank-military-vehicle#ref521286 -
A lighter,faster, and stronger tank made by the French. It was cheaper to make and just overall better than its inferior ancestors. It also inspired the U.S and Italy to make tanks. Other than Germany nobody else made tanks for the rest of WW1 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_the_tank -
Another French tank wielding impressive 75mm guns. This was after the war ended and was another light yet effective tank and easily the best of its time. https://www.britannica.com/technology/Char-B -
A very strong tank of its time completely demolishing german light and medium tanks. This tank was from the U.S and had a 75mm or 76mm cannon for these reasons it was one of the most deployed. https://www.army-technology.com/features/featuretimeline-100-years-of-tanks-5694455/?cf-view&cf-closed -
the first challenger tank also a british tank weighing 32 tons and having a large 76mm cannon and a browning machine gun. First being used in 1944 the Battle or Normandy https://www.army-technology.com/features/featuretimeline-100-years-of-tanks-5694455/?cf-view&cf-closed -
a very strong U.S tank weilding a 105m gun it uses to tear through enemies. https://www.army-technology.com/features/featuretimeline-100-years-of-tanks-5694455/?cf-view&cf-closed -
120mm guns a British tank the strongest one yet dominating battlefields and was put into service in 1983 https://www.army-technology.com/features/featuretimeline-100-years-of-tanks-5694455/?cf-view&cf-closed -
A british tank upgrade of the Challenger 1. Using augmented reality to have thermal imaging, advanced control systems, an 120mm guns. Only 1 challenger 2 was lost,and that was in a friendly fire incident. https://www.army-technology.com/features/featuretimeline-100-years-of-tanks-5694455/?cf-view&cf-closed -
many things are being thought of like electric armor, lasers, and much much more what I personally think is coming soon is invisibility/transparency. We already have shields that do this via "large precision engineered lens arrays" reflecting light rendering its user invisible. This does leave a small blurry spot tta can be seen if looking close enough but if it is refined and researched it could completely render a full tank invisible.
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