garand

16 photos tagged garand, from 4 members of Flickr Commons.

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1939
2014

 

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Photograph of Indian Marine Fighters on Bougainville, 12/1943

  • christal56 said:
    Interesting to note people were more concerned with Tagging the types of guns rather than adding 'Native Americans' which comes later.

Halftrack infantryman with Garand rifle, Ft. Knox, Ky. (LOC)

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  • Samuel Piker said:
    That would appear to be a Vickers machine-gun (British) in the background, and the helmet looks Britsh too.
  • tomfs said:
    I believe that is a Browning Machine gun. The helmet is a British design (Brodie helmet) that was adopted by US forces in 1917 during World War One. The US designated it the M1917 helmet.
  • banjoray555 said:
    The good reliable M1 .30 cal. Garand rifle. It was the replacement for the bolt-action Springfield 1903 model. Both, sturdy rifles were good for close combat and fixed-bayonet fighting.
  • Samuel Piker said:
    Yes, tomfs, on closer inspection it doesn't have the fluted barrel sleeve and that stubby muzzle-brake like the vickers. I didn't know about the M1917, so that is a new one. I think the British design was loosly based on a medieval foot soldier's helmet.
  • Dhonsky357 (D357) Imagineering (BUSY) said:
    wonderful works

Duitse soldaten worden gevangengenomen / Capture of German soldiers

  • HellooDave said:
    Game over