| The T1 first appeared in 1928 and was produced by Cunnungham to a US Army requirement for a one man tank. This concept was rapidly discarded and the vehicle was used
for the development of track designs.
The vehicle weighed around 3,000-pounds, was powered by a Ford Model A 42hp petrol engine and could attain speeds of up to 20mph which made it one of the fastest tanks
built during the 1920s.
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VARIANTS OF THE SERIES
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GENERAL RECOGNITION POINTS
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- Each tracks consists of two steel bandsaws joined by grousers.
- Sprocket front, Idler rear.
- Suspension has large box in middle which supports track at top.
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