Ogden Daily Standard | 1917-10-31 | Page 3 | British Tank Arrives in America to Aid War Loan Campaign; It's "Female," Explains Capt. Haigh |

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Date	1917-10-31
Paper	Ogden Daily Standard
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Article Title	British Tank Arrives in America to Aid War Loan Campaign; It's "Female," Explains Capt. Haigh
Type	article
Date	1917-10-31
Paper	Ogden Daily Standard
Page	3
OCR Text	Show BRITJJSH TANK 'AURIVES IN 'AJSIERICA' TO "AID WAR LOAN CAMPAIGNS; IT'S A "FEMALE," EXPLAINS CAPT. HAIGHJi ' The British tank and its crew, now in New York. A new British tank of the "female" type is now in New York city with its crew of veteran tank fighterd onder the command of Capt. Richard Haigh, a twonty-four-year-old military cross hero of England. The tank was sent largely through the influence of Lord Northcliffe to aid in the war loan campaigns. Captain Haigh ' explains that the tank is known as a "female" for the reason that it carries machine guns, while the "males carry two six-pounders. j
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