Mark IV - "Stranded In No Man's Land" Size & Medium:22" x 30" Ltd Edition Canvas Print (Qty. 25) Used extensively on spy missions

Used extensively on spy missions during the cold war

With the sponsorship of the American Gas Association and technical assistance from the Institute of Gas Technology

it was maneuverable

There are quite a few surviving Starfires on display in museums around the United States

The scene shows the sub passing over the drop-off of the continental shelf and headed for deep water

Mark IV - "Stranded In No Man's Land" Size & Medium:22" x 30" Ltd Edition Canvas Print (Qty. 25) Used extensively on spy missionsIntroduced during World War I, The Mark IV was an evolution of the worlds first tank, the Mark I. It featured improved armor and two 6 pdr 6 cwt guns and three . 303 Lewis guns. Powered b a gasoline engine producing only 105 BHP, the tank was very underpowered for its 28 ton mass, having a maximum speed of only 4 MPH. Crewed typically by 8 men, conditions inside the vehicle were cramped and extremely hot with men sharing the space with the engine and