By A Mystery Man Writer
By Arnold Blumberg Imperial Japan’s first hesitant steps toward adoption of armored fighting vehicles occurred in 1925 with the creation of two company-strength tank units. One of these formations was designated experimental and attached to the Chiba Infantry School. At the time, Chiba was the Imperial Army’s center for the development and study of armored […]
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