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Jordyn Brooks
Date Range : 1914-1918
1. The machine gun was a fully automatic weapon by World War I, that fired bullets rapidly, up to 450 to 600 rounds a minute.
2.  The machine gun was belt-fed, water-cooled, and calibre ranges were equivalent to a rifle.
3. The gun could be broken down into two pieces for transport.

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Ragan Patterson
Date Range: 2001-2014
Facts:
1. The guns would go on to be deployed in this role in the 2000s, but was additionally made for infantry and other uses.
2. Machine guns are accurate enough to engage targets at great distances.
3. The machine guns are designed to provide mobile fire support to a group and are typically air-cooled weapons .

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1. Just as in WW1, the machine gun played a critical role in the successes and failures that constituted the various campaigns of WW2.

2. Under the pressures of World War II, the major powers used millions of submachine guns. These included a second generation of simplified weapons that, being fabricated partly from sheet-metal stampings, could be produced in quantity almost anywhere and at little expense.

3. The MG 42 is a 7.92×57mm Mauser general purpose machine gun designed in Nazi Germany.

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Date Range: 1954-1975
Facts:
1. The M60 was a lightweight machine gun that was easy to get around with quickly.
2. The M60 is generally used as a crew-served weapon and operated by a team of two or three individuals.
3. Because of Vietnam's tropical climate, it harshly affected weapons like the M60. The climate made the M60 damage easily and critical parts like the bolt and op rod wore out easily.

Gage Buchanan