Introduction[edit]
The tank templates are navboxes providing links to tank articles. They are placed in relevant articles and lists relating to tanks and tank history.
Usage[edit]
Place the template below ((Infobox weapon)), at the top of article content, or at the top of an article section.
((Interwar tanks))
Or place it at the bottom of an article, applying the wide style.
((Interwar tanks|style=wide))
The template automatically collapses when necessary, but this can be overridden with the state parameter.
((Interwar tanks|state=uncollapsed))
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Each period-specific template lists the articles about tanks which entered military service during the period, with experimental designs, prototypes or designs never adopted for military service grouped separately in each navbox.
((WWI tanks)) 1913–1918
Tanks of the First World War | |
|---|---|
| Light | |
| Medium | |
| Heavy | |
| Prototypes, experimentals | |
((Interwar tanks)) 1919–1938
((WWII tanks)) 1939 – September 1945
((Cold War tanks)) 12 March 1947 – 26 December 1991 (Cold War)
((Post-Cold War tanks)) 27 December 1991–present (Post–Cold War era)
| Main battle | |
|---|---|
| Light / medium | |
| Prototypes, experimentals | |
Background: History of the tank, Tank classification | |
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Each tank series template provides links to tank articles closely related to one main article.
- ((Centurion tanks))
- ((M4 Sherman navigation))
- ((T-34 navigation))
- ((T-54/T-55 navigation))
- ((T-64 navigation))