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The 13 pages that link to Tank, each with the reason it gives.

• Trench warfareRelated: Tanks were developed in part to cross trenches and survive machine-gun fire.

• Self-propelled artilleryCompared with: Tanks engage targets primarily by direct fire, unlike artillery optimized for indirect fire.

• Anti-tank guided missileRelated: The tank is the principal target that shaped anti-tank missile development.

• Anti-tank warfareNarrower topic: The tank's arrival in World War I created the problem anti-tank warfare addresses.

• Mechanized infantryRelated: Tanks created the fast-moving armoured formations that infantry had to accompany.

• Armoured warfareBroader topic: Tanks are the signature vehicles of armoured warfare, combining protection, firepower, and movement.

• Mobile warfareRelated: The tank gave mechanized forces a way to move through defended terrain while maintaining combat power.

• Mechanized warfareBroader topic: The tank emerged during World War I as a machine designed to cross defended ground.

• J. F. C. FullerNarrower topic: The vehicle Fuller treated as the centerpiece of a new style of warfare.

• Tank warfareBroader topic: The tank's protection, mobility, and armament define the combat method.

• Field gunRelated: The tank reduced the field gun's effectiveness against mobile, armored battlefield targets.

• ArmourBroader topic: The tank made armour an integrated feature of a moving military vehicle.

• Benjamin HoltRelated: Tracked tractors demonstrated a mobility principle later used by tanks.