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One of the most noticeable is the firearm. Let’s have a gander at some of the most iconic firearms in the history of war.
The Greaser
The Greaser looks a lot like the grease gun of a mechanic, which is where it got its name. This was a popular weapon since it was simple, cheap, and reliable. It was America’s firearm of choice toward the end of World War 2.
The Lee-Enfield
The Lee-Enfield was a rifle that British soldiers utilized since the Napoleonic Wars. This rifle was ideal for rapid-fire strategies and stayed with the Brits until the 1900s.
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The STENs
STEN was a submachine gun and used the same bullets as the Lee-Enfield. It was not pretty to look at, but it did its job effectively and efficiently during the early part of World War 2. Very few other guns were used as extensively.
The AK-47
Probably the most recognizable gun apart from the M-16, the AK-47 was created by Mikhail Kalashnikov. It is extremely easy to use and very powerful, as well as resistant to water, dirt, and jamming.
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