7 January 1917, James Douglas, Greatest Battle the World Will Ever See: Only Two Ways in Which the War Can End, I have no doubt that they will try to provide tank-destroyers.
11 May 1936, Belgium’s newest article of warfare is the “tank-destroyer.†It is a small tank, run by a continuous drive, and pulls a powerful field gun.
31 January 1937, Ignatius Phayre, Menace of Sabotage, “Balloon†aprons for air defence; bigger and better artillery of the clouds, firing 1lb. shells at 100 a minute; machine-guns to excel the Czecho-Slovak “Bren†type (worked by gas and firing 600 shots a minute); tank-destroyers of flat trajectory great range and high power of penetration; above all, the “torpedo-proof†warship—here are but a few of the elaborate “killers†and “saviours†to which the ablest human talents are at this moment turned.
24 May 2008, David Mehegan, Sixty years of silence, The tank-destroyer was a kind of armored car with a 76mm cannon.
