https://padlet.com/bharriman00/zrq1uarhd29d Let's talk about this en-us 2018-02-15 18:14:28 UTC 2023-01-20 23:16:53 UTC hello@padlet.com bharriman00 https://padlet.com/bharriman00/zrq1uarhd29d/wish/232063874 The M1 garand was not only unique in its self-loading ways but the system was able to use a 8 round magazine/clip of 30-06 Springfield ammunition. The clip/magazine was loaded with a strong force into the top of the rifle. That kept the design nice and smooth. The only downfall of the M1 Grand was the very noticeable "PING"  noise which most often gave the position away of the Allied Forces. There were multiple designs for the M1 Garand that was the M1, M1E1, M1E2, M1E2, M1E3, M1E4, all the way up to the M1E9. Then the newer model which was out of the 1 through 9 style the T26 basically M1E9 but more improved.]]> 2018-02-15 18:17:53 UTC https://padlet.com/bharriman00/zrq1uarhd29d/wish/232063874 bharriman00 https://padlet.com/bharriman00/zrq1uarhd29d/wish/232464969 The Bangalore Torpedo was a British invitation back in WW1 but is still used today. These were made to clear obstacles. Its stick slick design allowed you to put the Torpedo under barbed/razor wire without being noticed it was normally around 4ft long. They used the Bangalore Torpedo when enemies were behind sandbags and razor wire because it was a explosive it was a stick with a(n) explosive charge at the end which would destroy the axis powers defenses and allow troops to move up.]]> 2018-02-16 18:47:29 UTC https://padlet.com/bharriman00/zrq1uarhd29d/wish/232464969 bharriman00 https://padlet.com/bharriman00/zrq1uarhd29d/wish/232471138 2018-02-16 19:01:00 UTC https://padlet.com/bharriman00/zrq1uarhd29d/wish/232471138 bharriman00 https://padlet.com/bharriman00/zrq1uarhd29d/wish/232472845 2018-02-16 19:04:34 UTC https://padlet.com/bharriman00/zrq1uarhd29d/wish/232472845 bharriman00 https://padlet.com/bharriman00/zrq1uarhd29d/wish/233927527 The BESAL Prototype light machine gun was basically the BREN machine gun but bigger and bulkier. it was top mounted and curved 30 round , spring loaded magazine housing. It was a British Light Machine gun ]]> 2018-02-21 18:57:47 UTC https://padlet.com/bharriman00/zrq1uarhd29d/wish/233927527 bharriman00 https://padlet.com/bharriman00/zrq1uarhd29d/wish/234825633 The colt 1911 Was by far the best small arms firearm ever sold. The 1911 was chambered at first with .45 rounds but later was found it could be even more deadly and even more dangerous with 9mm rounds even though the 9mm rounds are smaller you can manufacture them cheaper and they are just as deadly maybe an extra shot to a chest to knock'em down for good but still just as deadly. It was made by the US in WW2 because we needed a trusty side arm and this was the best, we still use it today in our military.]]> 2018-02-23 18:06:02 UTC https://padlet.com/bharriman00/zrq1uarhd29d/wish/234825633 bharriman00 https://padlet.com/bharriman00/zrq1uarhd29d/wish/234830482 This was the soviets most infamous anti material sniper is could blow through tanks,sandbags,walls you name it, it probably shot through it. It used heavy 14.5mm cartridges. It was able to pierce through armor from 500 yards away.]]> 2018-02-23 18:16:43 UTC https://padlet.com/bharriman00/zrq1uarhd29d/wish/234830482