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According to the Wikipedia article on the subject http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tank : The name tank first arose in British factories making the hulls of the first battle tanks: the workmen were given the impression they were constructing tracked water containers for the British Army, hence keeping the production of a fighting vehicle secret.
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Those parts were also shipped to France with the stamp "Tank, Water" on them for the same purpose.
by PaulyD on November 29th, 2006