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Harvard Mark I, an early protocomputer, built during World War II in the United States. While Vannevar Bush was working on analog computing at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), across town Harvard University professor Howard Aiken was working with digital devices for calculation. He had begun to realize in hardware something like the 19th-century English inventor Charles Babbage’s Analytical Engine, which he had read about. Starting in 1937, Aiken laid out detailed plans for a series of four calculating machines of increasing sophistication, based on different technologies, from the largely mechanical Mark I to the electronic Mark IV. Aiken

The Tank Mark I was the first operational tank ever. In 2016 it represented, single-handedly, a whole centennial of armored warfare.

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Tank Mark I Female

British Crusader AA Mk.I Anti-Aircraft Tank

Original wartime caption: View - G.1.

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De Sierra kwam in 1982 op de markt als een driedeurs hatchback, een vijfdeurs hatchback en een vijfdeurs stationwagen op de markt. Deze versies waren per oktober 1982 leverbaar. Er kon worden gekozen voor een 1.3 benzine met 60 PK, een 1.6 benzine met 75 PK, een 2.0 benzine met 101 PK 4 cilinder of […]

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N7303 ‘UA-B’, of No.269 Squadron RAF

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British Medium Tank Mark I