A259 Caesar II, Bovington Tank Museum. This is the tank in which Cecil Harold Sewell won the Victoria Cross. A347 Firefly'', Royal Museum of the Armed Forces and Military History, Brussels. This tank, part of B-Company, is still in its original paint and markings. It still carries battle damage from when it was hit on 17 August 1918. A231. Base Borden Military Museum, Ontario, Canada U.S. Army Armor & Cavalry Collection (census number unknown). South African Army College, Pretoria, South Africa. This tank was originally dispatched to South Africa to put down labour unrest. See also History of the tank Tanks in World War I Comparison of World War I tanks Light tanks of the United Kingdom Notes References External links http://www.spartacus-educational.com/FWWwhippet.htm The Bovington Medium Mark A Whippet Photo gallery at svsm.org MK A "Whippet" at Landships.com World War I tanks Medium tanks Medium tanks of the United Kingdom World War I tanks of the United Kingdom