Working mode: semi-automatic
Caliber: 0.45 inch (1 1.4 mm)
Magazine: 7 rounds
Introduction: Invented by john brown Ning, it is the most famous American pistol during World War II.
During the Spanish-American War, the U.S. military generally reported that the small-caliber revolver was not powerful enough, and the army urgently needed a more powerful large-caliber pistol. Under this demand, 19 1 1.45 caliber Browning pistol was born. Colt and Springfield Arsenal produced this pistol between191-1915. By the end of World War I, 60% of American soldiers stationed in France were equipped with it. After World War I, it was improved in trigger, firing pin, handle and structure, mainly to make it lighter. During World War II, only officers and squad leaders were equipped, not the standard weapons of American infantry. However, the prohibition of soldiers carrying pistols has been thrown aside, and many soldiers at the front line have a 19 1 1 pistol. It is considered as the last weapon to rely on. Although almost all soldiers have more effective weapons available, no one will deny the sense of security it brings. Until 1984, it was still a standard American side weapon. The main infantry light weapons of the American army in World War II.
19 1 1.45 caliber Browning pistol
Working mode: semi-automatic
Caliber: 0.45 inch (1 1.4 mm)
Magazine: 7 rounds
Introduction: Invented by john brown Ning, it is the most famous American pistol during World War II.
During the Spanish-American War, the U.S. military generally reported that the small-caliber revolver was not powerful enough, and the army urgently needed a more powerful large-caliber pistol. Under this demand, 19 1 1.45 caliber Browning pistol was born. Colt and Springfield Arsenal produced this pistol between191-1915. By the end of World War I, 60% of American soldiers stationed in France were equipped with it. After World War I, it was improved in trigger, firing pin, handle and structure, mainly to make it lighter. During World War II, only officers and squad leaders were equipped, not the standard weapons of American infantry. However, the prohibition of soldiers carrying pistols has been thrown aside, and many soldiers at the front line have a 19 1 1 pistol. It is considered as the last weapon to rely on. Although almost all soldiers have more effective weapons available, no one will deny the sense of security it brings. Until 1984, it was still a standard American side weapon.
M 1 big rifle
Working mode: semi-automatic
Diameter: 0.30 inch (7.62 mm)
Magazine: 8 rounds
Introduction: M 1 rifle, also known as Garland rifle, is the standard rifle of American infantry. Named after its inventor John C. Garland. It is the first semi-automatic rifle widely used in the battlefield. Although 1936 was adopted by the army, it was in short supply until 1943, but by the end of the war, the output exceeded 4 million. M 1 rifle is easy to decompose and clean, and its combination of caliber, projectile speed and semi-automatic performance provides superior firepower to other rifles. Its only drawback is that it is difficult to reload.
M 1 carbene
Working mode: semi-automatic.
Diameter: 0.30 inch (7.62 mm)
Magazine: 15/30 rounds
Rate of fire: 550 rounds per minute
Introduction: M 1 carbine was developed to fight against the German Blitzkrieg. The use of mechanized divisions and airborne troops shows Americans that mixed fortifications and static front lines are out of date. Blitzkrieg means that people in the rear may find themselves attacked without any warning. Portable rifles were needed to replace standard pistols, so M 1 carbine came into being. However, due to its widespread use, by the end of the war, more than 6 million pieces had been produced. This kind of gun is easier to master than pistol, and more effective than machine gun in medium and long range. It is very suitable as a light weapon for mortars, heavy machine guns and rocket launchers. M 1A 1 is a variant of m1.It has a foldable butt, which is specially designed for paratroopers.
1903 rifle
Working mode: manual.
Diameter: 0.30 inch (7.62 mm)
Magazine: 5 rounds
Introduction: 1903.30 caliber rifle, referred to as' 03' for short, 1903 was adopted by the US military, and it was the standard rifle of the US military until 1936. During World War II, many were still in use. In 36 years, the M 1 rifle replaced it as the standard configuration of the US military. In the battle of Normandy, it became the main weapon of snipers. But many of its advantages in accuracy have been replaced by the speed of semi-automatic and fully automatic weapons.
Thomson submachine gun
Working mode: semi-automatic.
Caliber: 0.45 inch (1 1.4 mm)
Magazine: 20 rounds, 30 rounds, 50 rounds (drums)
Introduction: John T. Thompson participated in the development of' 03 rifle and colt.45 pistol. The prototype of Thomson submachine gun was born in the spring of 1920. Although its test parameters are excellent, neither the US Army nor the Marine Corps adopted them. Thomson Colt Company confirmed that it had agreed to produce 15000 guns, namely 192 1. The production of these guns continued until the eve of World War II. 1940, the us army ordered 20,000 guns; 194 1, the army added 3 19000. The biggest advantage of this gun is that it is reliable and can work in harsh environment. The main disadvantage is that it is too heavy-10 kilograms and lacks penetration (this is also the same disadvantage of all submachine guns in World War II).
Browning light machine gun
Working mode: semi-automatic.
Diameter: 0.30 inch (7.62 mm)
Magazine: 20 rounds
Introduction: The original model M 19 18A 1 Browning light machine gun (BAR) was used by American soldiers in World War I and is still in use in World War II. The reliability in harsh environment made the gun gain a high reputation. 1940 put into use M 19 18A2 model. Different from the earlier models, it has only two shooting modes in full automatic mode: 300-450 rounds/minute in slow mode; Fast mode 500-650 rounds/minute; There is no semi-automatic way. Both Browning machine guns are widely used. And in many movies, you can see it. The gun is a model of the perfect combination of fast firepower and penetration. Its biggest disadvantage is the lack of a barrel that can be quickly replaced to reduce the barrel overheating.
M 19 19A6 heavy machine gun
Working mode: fully automatic air cooling.
Diameter: 0.30 inch (7.62 mm)
Magazine capacity: 250 rounds
Fire rate: 400-500 rounds per minute.
Introduction: With more and more American troops participating in the war, there is an increasing demand for a heavy machine gun that is lighter than M 19 19A4 and faster than Browning light machine gun. In this case, the M 19 19A6 heavy machine gun was born. It inherited some parts of the M 19 19A4 machine gun, without a tripod, but it still weighs 32.5 pounds. Facts have proved that it is too complicated to meet the ever-changing requirements of officers and soldiers on the battlefield. Even so, 43,000 guns were produced. Moreover, it can be seen in almost all films of 1944- 1945.
M 19 19A4 heavy machine gun
Working mode: fully automatic air cooling.
Diameter: 0.30 inch (7.62 mm)
Magazine capacity: 250 rounds
Firing rate: 400-550 rounds per minute
Introduction: Before the end of World War I, the U.S. Ordnance Bureau realized that water-cooled heavy machine guns occupied too much space in tanks and were too heavy for the rapidly advancing infantry. As World War II approaches, Ordnance Bureau will develop an air-cooled heavy machine gun for infantry. This led to the appearance of M 19 19A4 heavy machine guns. Including the tripod, the weight of the gun is 4 1 pound, which is much lighter than the 93-pound water-cooled M 19 17A 1. Therefore, it is more used as an offensive weapon than water cooling. But it can't maintain the same level of sustained firepower as water cooling for a long time.
M2-HB.50 caliber heavy machine gun
Working mode: electronic ignition
Diameter: 75 mm (3 inches)
Penetration depth: 100 mm (4 inches)
Introduction: 1942 At the beginning of the year, in order to meet the demand of infantry anti-tank weapons, Leslie A.Skinner and Edward G.Uhl of Ordnance Bureau developed a rocket launcher-a metal tube that was ignited by electrons. Prior to this, American infantry always lacked anti-tank rockets that could stop tanks from moving forward. Another member of Ordnance Bureau, Henry H.Mohaupt, has been developing an anti-tank Grenade for infantry-M10 Grenade, which weighs 3.5 pounds, making it impossible for infantry to throw effectively. However, when Skinner and Uhl tried to launch M 10 grenades with their launchers, they received unexpected results. The Ordnance Bureau immediately realized the value of this new weapon. Many launchers were transported to the allied forces. In fact, the Germans immediately began to produce copies of it after capturing it.
Mark II Grenade
Working mode: friction ignition delay fuze
Weight: 0.59 kg
Delay time: 4-4.8 seconds
Introduction: During World War II, American soldiers used many types of grenades, but the Mark II Grenade was the main equipment. It is made of iron, and the outside is serrated, which is beneficial to produce more shrapnel after explosion. It was filled with TNT, but it was filled with nitrocellulose complex because of the shortage of TNT at the beginning of the war. Mark II's kill radius is 5- 10 yards, but shrapnel can kill 50 yards at most. Because the recognized throwing distance is mostly 35-40 yards, soldiers are required to lie down after dropping the bomb until the Grenade explodes.
flamethrower
Working mode: automatic
Capacity: used 40 times
As early as World War I, the German army used flamethrowers for the first time. By 19 16, the British and French armies also began to use it on the battlefield. However, the limited distance, unreliability and easy injury to the operator make it an ideal weapon. It was not until the Germans used it again in the wars of invading Poland, Belgium and France that the United States began to develop it. The first ejector in the United States encountered the same difficulty. However, the invention of napalm improved its effectiveness and range (60- 180 feet). The reliability has also been improved to a certain extent. After adopting the new tactics of using the ejector, its harm to the operator is also reduced. American soldiers found that paired catapults were the most effective. The flamethrower group also includes soldiers equipped with rocket launchers or automatic weapons, who provide fire cover for the ejectors.
American submachine gun
The US Army11.43mm m1928a1submachine gun (Thomson submachine gun) is the earliest submachine gun equipped by the US Army.
11.43mm 3a1submachine gun, with low cost, fierce firepower and good reliability, is used to replace M 1A 1 submachine gun.
German unit name
Ordinary Infantry Type 39 Mao Se Rifle
Regular Infantry 4 1 MP43 submachine gun
MG34 7.92mm machine gun
MG42 7.92 machine gun
Grwr 34 8 1 mm mortar
Sgwr42120mm mortar
Paratrooper FG43 Paratrooper Rifle
Reconnaissance infantry Mauser 98K sniper rifle
4 1 MP43 submachine gun
Sdkfz25 1
Sdkfz250
Sdkfz 10
Sdkfz 1 1
Operational engineering Opel engineering vehicle
pak35/3637
PAK38 50mmAT
76.2 mm Hg
PAK40 75mmAT
German towed anti-aircraft gun (AA)
Light 4-piece 20mmAA
88 mm heavy artillery
Heavy flak 43 105 MAA
Lek18 75mm light howitzer
LeFH 18 model 105mm lamp.
K 18 105 mm heavy howitzer
Sfh 18 150 mm heavy howitzer
K39 150 mm heavy howitzer
K18170mm heavy howitzer
Nbwf41150mm light RA
Nbwf42210mm light RA
Sdkfz23 1 8 wheel light
Sdkfz232 four-wheel light
Sdkfz233 8-wheel medium-sized
Sdkfz234 8-wheel heavy jaguar
Pz。 I. Ausf light tanks
Pz。 II. Ausf light tanks
Pz。 III. Ausf medium tank
PZ.38t.Ausf light tank
Pz。 IV. Australian heavy tanks
Pz。 IV. Ausf medium tanks
Pz。 V. Ausf Leopard medium tank
Pz。 VI. Ausf Tiger Heavy Tank
Sturger. AuSF assault gun
StugIV.AuSF assault gun
Rhino self-propelled anti-tank gun
Skunk self-propelled anti-tank gun
Elephant heavy self-propelled anti-tank gun
Cheetah heavy self-propelled anti-tank gun
Hunter light anti-tank gun
Grizzly bear heavy self-propelled artillery
Wasp light self-propelled gun
Wasp heavy self-propelled artillery
Pandewov 42 light rocket launcher
Cyclone self-propelled antiaircraft gun
Opel automobile
Cooper Hagen motor company
German BMW Motor Works (Bavarian Motor Works)
Semi-tracked vehicle of RSO light vehicle
Fw 190A fighter
Bf 109E fighter
Bf 109F fighter
Bf 109G fighter
Me262A 1 fighter
Me262A2 fighter-bomber
Ju-87D Stuka dive bomber
Hs 129B grounding machine
Ju-52 conveyor
He 1 1 1H conveyor
He 1 1 1H horizontal bomber
Soviet unit name
4 1 Mohegan rifle
Type 43 PPS submachine gun
RPD submachine gun
Dshk12.7mm heavy machine gun
Type 37 82 mm mortar
Type 38120mm heavy mortar
Paratrooper Mohigan Paratrooper Rifle
Mohegan sniper rifle
Stubeck engineering vehicle
M-37 45 mm light AA
Gith -2 57 mm light AA
BS-3 100 mm heavy AA
Gith -3 76.2 mm heavy AA
The Red Army towed anti-aircraft guns (AA)
37 mm light AA
GAZ/ guard weight AA
Type 37 87 mm heavy AA
Soviet traction artillery
M-30 122 mm light artillery
A- 19 heavy artillery
D- 1 152 mm heavy artillery
ML-20152mm heavy artillery
BR-4 203 heavy artillery
Red army armored vehicle
BA- 10 armored vehicle (8 wheels)
BA-20 armored vehicle (4 wheels)
BA-64 armored vehicle (8 wheels)
Red army tank
BT-5 light tank
BT-7 light tank
T-26 light tank
T-70 light tank
MKII light tank
MKIII light tank
M4A2 Sherman medium tank
T-34MOD.39 medium tank
T-34/76 medium tank
T-34/85 medium tank
KV 1 heavy tanks
KV2 heavy tank
KV-85 heavy tank
IS-I heavy tank
IS-II heavy tank
Red army anti-tank vehicle
Su -76 light self-propelled AT
Su -85 medium-sized self-propelled AT
Su -85M medium-sized self-propelled AT
SU- 100 heavy-duty self-propelled AT
JS- 122 heavy-duty self-propelled AT
Red army self-propelled artillery
SU- 122 self-propelled gun
SU- 152 self-propelled gun
ISU- 122 Self-propelled Gun
ISU- 152 self-propelled gun
Katyusha bazooka
BM-8-48 rocket launcher
BM-3 1- 12 Heavy Rocket Launcher
Red army supply vehicle
GAZ-6 1 truck
Stubeck heavy truck
Wall Slovic heavy truck
Gith -42 heavy truck
Red army combat aircraft
Il -2 ground machine
IL- 10 ground machine
Il -2m3 ground machine
Li-2 transport aircraft
Pe-2 dive bomber
Pe-8 horizontal bomber
TB-3 horizontal bomber
Yak- 1 fighter
Yak-7 fighter
Jacques -9 fighter
Allied unit name
British 4 1 Elfield Rifle
British 42 Stern light machine gun
British Type 43 Burun Machine Gun
American 43 M 1 rifle
American Army Model 43 Thomson submachine gun
American 44 machine gun
M2HB12.7mm machine gun
Vickers 12.7 mm machine gun
3 inch 80 mm mortar
M29a 1 8 1 mm mortar
American Thomson submachine gun
M3 mechanized infantry
Combat engineering matador engineering vehicle
Allied anti-tank gun
QF2 40mm lamp
QF6 57mm lb light
M 1a 176 mm thick
Allied anti-aircraft gun
Bofors 40mm light AA
M2 type 90mm heavy AA
Allied towed artillery
QF25 87.6mm light howitzer
4.5 inch 1 14 mm heavy artillery
M2a1105mm light howitzer
M 1 model 155mm heavy artillery
Allied armored vehicles
Huber MK.I armored vehicle
M8 grey hood armored vehicle
Allied tanks
Mathilde MK.II infantry tank
Valentin MK.III infantry tank
Churchill MK.IV infantry tank
Crusader MK.VI light tank
Cromwell MK.VIII medium tank
M3 Stewart light tank
M5 Stuart light tank
M4A 1 medium tank
M4A 1(76w) Sherman Tank
M26 Peschein heavy tank
Allied anti-tank vehicle
M 10 light self-propelled AT
M3 medium-sized self-propelled AT
M36 heavy-duty self-propelled AT
Allied self-propelled artillery
Archbishop's self-propelled howitzer
Pastor M7 self-propelled gun
M 10 leopard-bear self-propelled gun
M4A 1 Calio rocket launcher
Sek Si Tong II light self-propelled gun
Allied self-defense gun
Crusader light self-propelled AA
M 13GMC light self-propelled AA
M 15GMC light self-propelled AA
M 16GMC light self-propelled AA
Allied supply vehicle
Bullfighter heavy truck
M2 armored transport vehicle
M3 armored transport vehicle
M3A 1 reconnaissance vehicle
M5 heavy transport vehicle
Stude Bell Heavy Transport Vehicle
Allied combat aircraft
Hurricane MK.I fighter
Fire-breathing MK.II fighter
P-5 1 mustang fighter
Meteor warrior
B-24 Liberator horizontal bomber
B-25 Mitchell horizontal bomber
B-29 air fortress horizontal bomber
C-47 Douglas transport aircraft
P-47 lightning fighter-bomber
Wellington dive bomber
M 19 19A6 heavy machine gun
Working mode: fully automatic air cooling.
Diameter: 0.30 inch (7.62 mm)
* * * * * Capacity: 250 rounds
Fire rate: 400-500 rounds per minute.
M 19 19A4 heavy machine gun
Working mode: fully automatic air cooling.
Diameter: 0.30 inch (7.62 mm)
* * * * * Capacity: 250 rounds
Firing rate: 400-550 rounds per minute
M2-HB.50 caliber heavy machine gun
Working mode: semi-automatic/full-automatic, air-cooled.
Diameter: 0.50 inch (12.7mm)
* * * * * Capacity: 1 10.
Firing rate: 450-550 rounds per minute
M3A 1 Stuart Light Tank
M4A3E2 "Sherman Giant" medium tank
M24 "Chaffee "light tank
M26 Pershing Heavy Tank
M3A3 Grant medium tank
M 1 rifle
M 1 carbine
grease gun
Springfried sniper rifle
Thomson submachine gun
Barbbrowning rifle
.30 machine gun
M-36 tank destroyer
M- 18 tank destroyer
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