| Major-General Hugh Elles, C.B., D.S.O. From a portrait by Sir William Orpen, A.R.A. | |
| | FACING PAGE |
| General Arrangements of Mark V. Tank—Front View | 28 |
| General Arrangement of Mark V. Tank—Sectional Elevation | 28 |
| General Arrangement of Mark V. Tank—Sectional Plan | 29 |
| Diagram Showing Adaptation to the “Large-Wheeled Tractor” Idea | 29 |
| The Original Thiepval Mark I. Tank with Anti-Bomb Roof and “Tail” | 64 |
| Field Camouflage | 64 |
| A Derelict. Valley of the Scarpe | 96 |
| A Burning Tank | 96 |
| “Direct Hits” | 97 |
| Bellied on a Tree-Stump and Subsequently Hit | 97 |
| A Flanders Pill-Box | 132 |
| The Unditching Beam in Action | 132 |
| The Steenbeek Valley Before the Battle | 133 |
| The Steenbeek Valley After Bombardment | 133 |
| A Deadly Swamp (the Wrecks of Six Tanks May Be Counted) | 144 |
| “Clapham Junction” Near Sanctuary Wood | 145 |
| “The Salient” | 145 |
| Preparing for Cambrai. A Train of Tanks with Fascines in Position | 176 |
| The Bapaume-Cambrai Road | 177 |
| A Tank Crushing down the Enemy’s Wire | 177 |
| Sledge Towing Tank Taking up Supplies | 200 |
| Bermicourt Chateau near St. Pol. Tank Corps Main Headquarters | 200 |
| Gun-Carrying Tank Taking up a Howitzer | 201 |
| A Whippet Going In | 201 |
| Smoke Screen and Semaphore | 304 |
| A Tankadrome | 304 |
| Moving Up. Battle of Amiens | 305 |
| The Armoured Cars Going Up | 305 |
| German Anti-Tank Gunners. (From a photograph found on a prisoner) | 336 |
| An Anti-Tank Gun in a Steel Cupola (Ypres) | 336 |
| A Captured German Tank | 337 |
| A German Anti-Tank Rifle | 337 |
| Infantry Advancing Behind Tanks. A Practice Attack at Bermicourt | 368 |
| The St. Quentin Canal Tunnel, Bellicourt | 369 |
| Carrier Pigeon Being Released | 369 |
| His Majesty the Colonel-in-Chief and General Elles | 384 |
| Manufacture | 385 |
| The Western Edge of Mormal Forest | 396 |
| A “Wireless” Tank | 397 |
| Map of Tank Operations, August–November, 1918 | 416 |
