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Victory Model Smith & Wessons were standard issue to aviators at the time of D-Day. These were easy to fire with one hand, and would be valuable if d
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The U.S. used quite a few of the M3 submachine guns in .45 ACP caliber (and a few in 9mm Parabellum). They were often referred to as "grease guns" fo
The U.S. Model 1918A2 Browning automatic rifle (BAR) was issued one to every 9-man army infantry squad, giving tremendous firepower. It had a capacit
Our standard rifle at the time of D-Day was the M1 Garand. We were the only power during WWII to issue semiautomatic rifles as standard in any seriou
Victory Model Smith & Wessons were standard issue to aviators at the time of D-Day. These were easy to fire with one hand, and would be valuable if d
1903 Springfield rifles were still being used during WWII, and many found their way ashore on D-Day. These WWI re-treads were chambered in .30-06, th
1903A3 Rifles were widely issued even though the M1 Garands were standard at the time. Many photos exist of troops at Normandy using them. These eas
1903A4 rifles were our standard sniper weapons during and after D-Day, and were put to good use against the Germans. They mostly used Weaver scopes i
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