US Armored Doctrine 1919-1942, Part 1.

Continuing on this series of videos supporting the WW2 Channel, this is part one of a two-part look at how the US Army ended up with the armored force with which it entered combat in North Africa.

Sources include:
Forging the Thunderbolt (Gillie)
Men on Iron Ponies (Morton)
Greasy Automatons and the Horsey Set (Tedesco)
A number of Center of Military History documents to include
A few other things I've forgotten about, but the above will get you 90% of the way there.

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Christie Tank Video
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1930 Cavalry Journal.
https://mcoepublic.blob.core.usgovclo...
1939 Cavalry Journal
https://mcoepublic.blob.core.usgovclo...
Soviet doctrine video.
   • The Development of Soviet Armour and ...  
Interview with Ken Estes on USMC tank history
   • Chieftain's Armoured Vehicle Society:...  
Assessment of USMC light tanks.
   • A Less-Awful Marmon-Herrington Tank.