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The Higgins Boat LCVP (Landing craft, Vehicle, Personnel) vessel was used by the United States starting in 1941. This vessel featured machine gun positions that were notably set to the front of the craft, and with the unloading process relocated to the bow, it created a pretty dangerous bottleneck of sorts for the disembarking troops. It could carry a full complement of combat-ready infantry and supplies. It could also transport a full-size vehicle into the fray which allowed the United States even more reach of American Navy operations.

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This Navy Vessel was used during WW2 starting 1942. The primary role of the vessel would be to counter larger ships through strong firepower and speed, unlike other boats that mainly were used in combat. The United States' Navy wanted a vessel that would be smaller than other ships as well as faster on the seas, and carry a standardized weapons arrangement to include specific weaponry.

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The Consolidated B-32 Dominator was an American heavy strategic bomber built for United States Army Air Forces during WW2. It was the last Allied aircraft to be used in combat during WW2. It was primarily used by the United States Army Air Forces late in WW2. The bomber plane could go as fast as 357 mph, and as high as 30,700 ft. It also held up to 20,000 lb of bombs and 10 .50in machine guns. It was used mainly to combat with Japanese forces and against Japanese targets.

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The Curtiss F11C Goshawk was a 1930s United States naval biplace fighter aircraft that saw limited success for the American Military.  Many different nations such as the US, Cuba, Germany, Turkey, and others utilized this fighter plane. It could go up to 202 mph and up to 25,100ft. This fighter aircraft was used during the earlier part of the war by the US.

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The M10 tank destroyer was an American tank destroyer of WW2. The US had much success with this specific tank and it could destroy most German tanks. It was primarily used for mobile fire support. For the British Army 1,648 tanks were supplied to them by the US. For the British they were self-proppelled anti-tank guns and were operated by units of the Royal Artillery. Many Allied forces used it because of the success it had against other enemy tanks throughout the war.

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The Lewis Gun was an automatic machine gun/rifle. It was in service between 1914 and 1953. The design was perfected in the US and mass produced in the United Kingdom. This rifle was very popular among the British troops during the war. Many allied forces utilized the power of this gun during WW2.

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The .45 M50 Reising sub-machine gun was manufactured by Harrington and Richardson Arms Company. It was used primarily during the time period of 1941-1953. Over 100,000 Reisings were ordered during WW2, and they were initially used by the United States' Armed Forces. Some were eventually shipped to Canadian, Soviet, and other Allied forces to fight and defend themselves against the Axis powers. It had strong fire power, accuracy, excellent balance, light weight, and lower cost. It did have poor combat performance though. Still many forces used this powerful weapon.

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This weapon is a single-action, semi-automatic, magazine fed, recoil-operated pistol. It was the standard-issue sidearm for the US Armed Forced from 1911-1986. It was used a lot throughout WW2. During WW2, about 1.9 million units were acquired by the U.S. government for all forces. This pistol was the favored small arm of both U.S. and allied military staff/force during the war