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Tanks in WWI were used to break the deadlock of trench warfare. Early tanks were slow and had mechanical problems limiting their effectiveness during WWI.
in ww1 tanks were supposed to be used for bombing soldiers or trenches for shooting soldiers and were able to stand against bullets bombs or gas bombs, but in ww1 the tank was used to early it didn't go through the test enough times to prove it was war worthy and the opposing side copied the idea they destroyed tanks at war and made there own but more stronger.

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Less than 1,000 tanks were used in WW1. Used as cover for advancing troups to get to the enemy trenchs

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