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Japanese troops on a truck, 1942-1945; note captured Madsen machine gunJapanese-American recruit learning how to use the Springfield M1903 rifle, US Territory of Hawaii, date unknownK5 (E) railway gun firing, 1940sLyudmila Pavlichenko posing with her SVT-40 sniper rifle for a publicity photo shoot, 1942
Japanese troops on a truck, 1942-1945; note captured Madsen machine gunJapanese-American recruit learning how to use the Springfield M1903 rifle, US Territory of Hawaii, date unknownK5 (E) railway gun firing, 1940sLyudmila Pavlichenko posing with her SVT-40 sniper rifle for a publicity photo shoot, 1942
Men of Polish resistance group Jedrusie operating a Ckm wz.30 machine gun, Poland, 1940sNewly completed Bren gun at the John Inglis and Company factory, Toronto, Canada, 1940sNewly completed Bren guns at the John Inglis and Company factory, Toronto, Canada, 1940sPolish civilians being rounded up in Warsaw, Poland, 1942; the building in the background later became Spanish Embassy on Mysliwiecka Street
Men of Polish resistance group Jedrusie operating a Ckm wz.30 machine gun, Poland, 1940sNewly completed Bren gun at the John Inglis and Company factory, Toronto, Canada, 1940sNewly completed Bren guns at the John Inglis and Company factory, Toronto, Canada, 1940sPolish civilians being rounded up in Warsaw, Poland, 1942; the building in the background later became Spanish Embassy on Mysliwiecka Street
Prototype of a Mark 24 acoustic homing torpedo being recovered after a test off Boston, Massachusetts, United States, early 1942.PTRD-41 anti-tank rifle and crew, circa 1940sSdKfz. 251 ausf. C halftrack vehicle in Russia, 1942; note MG34 machine gunsSoldiers manhandling a 37 mm Gun M3 piece, US Territory of Alaska, 1942
Prototype of a Mark 24 acoustic homing torpedo being recovered after a test off Boston, Massachusetts, United States, early 1942.PTRD-41 anti-tank rifle and crew, circa 1940sSdKfz. 251 ausf. C halftrack vehicle in Russia, 1942; note MG34 machine gunsSoldiers manhandling a 37 mm Gun M3 piece, US Territory of Alaska, 1942
Soviet 76 mm Divisional Gun M1939 (F-22 USV) in action, Russia, 1941-1942Soviet anti-aircraft machine gun atop Hotel Moskva in Moscow, Russia, date unknownSoviet Kalinin Front gunner I. P.Soropud and loader M. G. Ishimbaev operating a 82-BM-37 mortar, 1942Soviet naval machine gun crew with quad Maxim machine gun mount, circa 1940s
Soviet 76 mm Divisional Gun M1939 (F-22 USV) in action, Russia, 1941-1942Soviet anti-aircraft machine gun atop Hotel Moskva in Moscow, Russia, date unknownSoviet Kalinin Front gunner I. P.Soropud and loader M. G. Ishimbaev operating a 82-BM-37 mortar, 1942Soviet naval machine gun crew with quad Maxim machine gun mount, circa 1940s
Soviet sappers disarming a mine, 1941-1945Soviet soldier dressed in SN-42 body armor, wielding a Degtyaryov Pekhotny Testing a newly completed Bren gun at the John Inglis and Company factory, Toronto, Canada, 1940sUnited States Coast Guardsman with M50 Reising submachine gun and dog on a beach in the United States, circa 1941-1945
Soviet sappers disarming a mine, 1941-1945Soviet soldier dressed in SN-42 body armor, wielding a Degtyaryov Pekhotny 'DP' light machine gun, circa 1940sTesting a newly completed Bren gun at the John Inglis and Company factory, Toronto, Canada, 1940sUnited States Coast Guardsman with M50 Reising submachine gun and dog on a beach in the United States, circa 1941-1945

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