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I feel like in some cases like these the ease of access to such equipment is important.

The British High Command were less enthusiastic about machine gun technology, supposedly considering the weapon too "unsporting", and they lagged behind the Germans in adopting the weapon. In 1915 the Machine Gun Corps was formed to train and provide sufficient heavy machine gun teams. To match demand, production of the Vickers machine gun was contracted to firms in the USA. By 1917, every company in the British forces was also equipped with four light Lewis machine guns, which significantly enhanced their

Although sensitive items of restricted nature may not disclose information of high value, items and information obtained from being unsecured can cause adverse effects impacting mission success to include compromised routes, vehicle information or sensitive items used for personal protection. Any and all information obtained by any means can be used to put together a larger pictures of a units operations. Leaving the units operational security compromised.

Members of the police forces, Navy, Air Force, private security services, may carry weapons in the cases, conditions and requirements established by this Act and other applicable laws.

There are numerous reasons to retire our computer technology. Some systems become obsolete due to current technological advances. Some are replaced because they become infected with viruses or otherwise no longer function properly. And others simply just don’t meet the requirements of our business. In order to retire these systems in an efficient, safe and economical manner, we must take into consideration numerous factors that would otherwise but our business at risk. The following policy includes the implementation of recommendations that will keep sensitive information secure

     Weapons have been around from the Neanderthals of the post-ice age, to the Taliban in Afghanistan. Rocks became knives, sticks became spears, and bayonets became AK-47’s. The technology from the French and Indian War was revolutionized and manufactured by the newly opened weaponry companies. Colt

“As PFCs or Spec 4s, most of them were common grunts and carried the standard M-16 gas-operated assault rifle. The weapon weighed 7.5 pounds unloaded, 8.2 pounds with its full 20-round magazine.

What exactly is the definition of a military grade weapon? Most people assume that it is a weapon that the military uses. This is wrong because anything can be turned into a “Military grade weapon”. For example, the AR-15 was made by the company named Armalite, which was originally designed to be used by citizens. Then the US Military contracted Armalite to

The M249 fires a 5.56x45 millimeter round that can fire up to 850 rounds per minute from a 100 round linked drum and can accurately engage a target out to 1,000 yards. Just like its 1940s counterpart it is used on the front lines for its light weight and maneuverability. The M249 will soon be replaced with the M27. The medium weight machine gun that is in use today is the M240G which weighs in at 25.6 lbs at 49.7 inch’s. The M240G can fire up to 950 rounds per minute from a 100 round linked drum and can accurately engage and eliminate a target out to 1,800 yards. The M240G, just like the M1919, fires a 7.62x51 millimeter and was placed on the front lines and in aircrafts for its high caliber and its high rate of fire. Lastly the heavy machine gun that we use today is the same that was used in the 1940s, the M2. There have been very few changes, such as parts made out of lighter medals.

- On the 15th of June there will be a M4/M9 range and when I get the names of personnel that need to fire I will push it out.

American soldiers usually brought side arms into battle. As the name suggests, these are usually not the weapons used from long ranges, like rifles would be used. The .45 M1911 was one of these side arms. It had very low recoil, making it very accurate in battle. American soldiers

Every day new weapons with greater and greater firepower were being manufactured, changing the tide and helping the Allies to win the war. Some of the best weapons include the M1 Garand, the Lee-Enfield rifle, and the ppsh-41. The M1 Garand was a semi-auto high caliber rifle that was the standard issue American military infantry weapon. It was first used and patented in 1930 and then replaced in 1950 by the full auto M14. The Lee-Enfield rifle was Britain’s standard issue rifle. It was a magazine fed repeating rifle that played a big part in the Allies victory. It lasted much longer than the American Garand, its usage spanning from 1895 to 1950. The ppsh-41 was Russia’s standard issue gun. Unlike America’s M1 Garand and Britain’s Lee-Enfield, the ppsh-41 was a full auto submachine gun that did not have very good range but operated very well in close quarters. The ppsh-41 was also around much longer than the M1 and the Enfield, used in the Korean War and as late as

The next big improvement came in 1964 with the adoption of the M16. The M16 was ordered as a replacement for the M14 at the direction of Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara over the objection of the Army. However from the beginning the M16 showed a lot of problems When the M16 reached Vietnam, reports of jamming and malfunctions in combat immediately began to surface. Some additional improvements were made but the rifle's reputation continued to suffer. Moreover, complaints about the inadequate penetration and stopping power of the 5.56mm cartridge persisted throughout the conflict. In the mid-1980s the army transitioned into a rifle still in use today the M16A2. The M16A2 was technologically advanced in many ways the most specific being the select fire capability. A select fire rifle capable of semi-automatic fire or three-round bursts. The burst-fire mechanism utilized a three-part automatic sear that fires up to three rounds for each pull of the trigger A combination of the M16A4 and M4 Carbine continued to replace existing M16A2 Rifles used by the Army. However the M16A2 still remains in

The need for a weapon that is mobile, as well as perform a much needed defensive service, presented the opportunity to create the 3 Inch M1918 Anti-Aircraft Gun. “The 3-Inch M1918 AA gun is a derivative of the 3-Inch M1898 that is too large to be feasibly mobile” (Ordnance, T.O, 1920). While this gun cannot be fired while being towed behind a vehicle, it is transportable enough to move to an area that needs protection from the ever-growing aircraft attack threat.

In the years around 1944 a handful of assault rifles were created, such as the Sturmgewehr 44 or StG44 (German), The M1 Grand (American) and The SKS (Russian). But the most memorable and arguably the best is the AK-47 or Kalashnikov. The AK-47