page_title: Dummy tank
hierarchical_section_title: Dummy tank
caption_attribution_description: Australian troops with a dummy-tank. Built to mislead the Germans during the following day's attack on Le Verguier, and the Hindenburg Outpost Line by the 1st and 4th Divisions
context_page_description: A dummy tank, usually inflatable or wooden, is a type of decoy that either is intended to be mistaken by an enemy for a real tank or used for training purposes. Dummy tanks emerged soon after the introduction of real tanks in World War I, but were not widely used until World War II.
context_section_description: A dummy tank, usually inflatable or wooden, is a type of decoy that either is intended to be mistaken by an enemy for a real tank or used for training purposes. Dummy tanks emerged soon after the introduction of real tanks in World War I, but were not widely used until World War II.
caption: World War I Australian troops carrying a dummy Mark V tank (September 1918)
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