The Last Thompson
By Frank Iannamico Despite Its High Cost, Millions Were Made for the U.S. and the Allies in WWII The Thompson ...
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The Springfield Armory National Historic Site (Part II)
During a recent visit to the Springfield Armory National Historic Site Museum in Springfield, Massachusetts, Small Arms Review was granted ...
ARE WE FOREVER STUCK WITH THE BAYONET?
U.S. Marines from Marine Barracks Washington march by during the pass and review portion of the Sunset Parade at the ...
100 YEAR HISTORY OF THE .30-06
By Chris Punnett 2006 marks the 100th Anniversary of the quintessential American 20th Century military cartridge. While outdated by modern ...
M1 RIFLE OF THE KOREAN WAR
By Frank Iannamico South Korean soldiers hone their marksmanship skills with the U.S. M1 Garand rifle. Despite a substantial production ...
THE BERETTA “TYPE E” GARAND
Shown against an original factory manual, the "Type E" Garand reflected Beretta's innovative strategy to leverage the existing investment in ...
THE THOMPSON SUBMACHINE GUN ID GUIDE, PART VI: THE M1 THOMPSON SUBMACHINE GUN
By Frank IannamicoLate in 1941, the Ordnance Department had several meetings with Auto-Ordnance officials and engineers to discuss the immediate ...
WWII STYLE M1 RIFLE MARKSMANSHIP TRAINING
By Robert Bruce“The Garand Match is designed to make the enjoyment and historical purposes of competitive shooting available to many ...
The Garand
By Robert Bruce“The greater firepower of the Garand, its superior sights, its freedom from mechanical troubles and...ease of maintenance all ...
Ordnance Committee Meeting, 23 December 1943
By Frank IannamicoOne of the US Ordnance Committee’s responsibilities was to “consider and recommend technical action upon all matters affecting ...
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