Forgotten M16A1 Rifle Manufacturers – GM/Hydra-Matic and Harrington & Richardson – Part II
During the early days of U.S. military involvement in Vietnam, U.S. advisors were issued M1 and M2 carbines. When the ...
During the early days of U.S. military involvement in Vietnam, U.S. advisors were issued M1 and M2 carbines. When the ...
The United States’ direct military involvement in Vietnam ended in 1973. During most of the war, the standard “A” infantry ...
By Frank Iannamico On a recent assignment for SAR magazine, I had the opportunity to spend a few days at ...
By Frank Iannamico A problem that often confronts many people when considering buying a machine gun is what to buy. ...
By Frank Iannamico Smith & Wesson The Smith & Wesson Corporation is one of the oldest firms in the United ...
By Frank Iannamico A U.S. Army soldier on the firing range with an M16A2 rifle. The Army began replacing its ...
By Frank Iannamico The early M16 rifles were issued in relatively small numbers to U.S. military advisors and Special Forces ...
By Frank Iannamico The universally respected M1 Garand service rifle was designed and developed at the U.S. Springfield Armory. During ...
By Frank Iannamico - Right side view of the AR-15/M16A1, the original configuration of the popular rifle is unfamiliar to ...
By Frank Iannamico During World War II, the basic weapons of the U.S. infantryman were the rifle, light machine gun ...
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