The war ended before the United States fully developed their armored forces only three tank battalions saw combat. The AUSA Book Program has many titles that make the case.Īs noted above, tanks got their start in the First World War, helping to break the stalemate of trench warfare. While some may argue with the first point, there is no doubt about the second. When radios were added, armored attacks became coordinated – and transformed warfare. He said tanks were valuable but isolated when they were first introduced in World War I. Army’s Army Autonomy and AI Symposium and Exposition in late November.ĭuring a discussion about communication between autonomous vehicles, one panelist stated that the most important development for the tank was the radio. George Patton stands in front of a French Renault tank in France during the summer of 1918.Īnother reason stems from a comment made at the Association on the U.S. AUSA Volunteer Family of the Year Award.
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