Mark Gilby

“<mark class=”QVRyCf”>Visibility inside a World War II tank was poor</mark>, and was often a problem. The crew had to contend with dust, grit, and mud getting into their eyes and throats, especially when it was dry. When it was wet, the dust would turn to mud and grit, which would be spat up at the crew. Goggles were essential for the driver and…[Read more]