Few weapons have defined the tempo of modern warfare quite like the machine gun. It isn’t a new concept by any means, with the notion of rapid fire volleys being something dating back to the Age of ...
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How British infantry squads evolved in 100 years
Tracing over a century of battlefield innovation, the British Army infantry section transformed from World War I bolt-action rifle squads to today’s highly organized fire teams equipped with precision ...
World War II accelerated the shift from bolt-action rifles to semi-automatic and automatic weapons that redefined infantry tactics. Mass production innovations like metal stamping enabled nations to ...
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This rifle looks like sci-fi and it’s made in Africa
During the late 1970s, international embargoes and an ongoing conflict forced South Africa to develop its own general-purpose machine gun from scratch. We explore how an initially troubled design ...
FN UK completed M2HB QCB MK2 .50 BMG heavy machine guns and MAG 7.62×51mm general purpose machine guns. (Janes/Sean Reardon) FN UK, a subsidiary of FN Browning Group, told Janes in December of its ...
Germany produced some of the finest and most innovative small arms of the Second World War—from the MG-34 general purpose machine gun to the StG44, the world’s first assault rifle.
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