96K views · 1.2K reactions | History in Lego-Once again Beyond the Brick release a superb short video regarding the Battle of Cambrai. | The Challenger | Facebook

The Battle of Cambrai in 90 seconds. Watch the full documentary here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DX_BnN4cWbo | The Tank Museum

The Royal Tank Regiment are today celebrating the 102nd Anniversary of the Battle of Cambrai - 20 November 1917. Cambrai was the first ever massed use of Tanks. In a time when advances in the trenches could be measured in metres per year the Tanks advanced 6 miles in a matter of days. FEAR NAUGHT For more information visit: army.mod.uk/RTR | British Army

During the Battle of Cambrai (Nov 20 – Dec 7 1917) 476 Male and Female Mark IV Tanks set off towards the German lines, about 180 tanks were destroyed. Many of those were captured and seized by the Germans. Male Mark IV Tank "Fervent" Female Mark IV Tank (s/n 2732) "Chaperon II" Male Mark IV Tank "Hyacinth" Male Mark IV Tank (s/n 2021) “Crusty“ Female Mark IV Tank "Escapade" (s/n 2815) #ww1 #wwi #capcut #ww1tanks #ww1history #history | This Day In WWI

37K views · 1.1K reactions | Cambrai Parade Further to our post on the Cambrai parade, here’s a video of the men and women of 1st Armoured Regiment conducting the parade that commemorated one of the first massed tank battles in the world, a century ago, near the French village of Cambrai. Note how the barrels of the tanks’ cannon are dipped as they pass the reviewing officer’s stand as a mark of respect. Looking good, 1st Armoured! | Australian Army | Facebook