10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SUB-MACHINE-GUN»
Discover the use of
sub-machine-gun in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
sub-machine-gun and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Sub-
Machine Gun: The Development of
Sub-
Machine Guns and ...
In this book, weapons experts Maxim Popenker and Anthony Williams present a study of the development of the sub-machine gun and its ammunition, before undertaking a country-by-country survey of the weapons designed, built and used across ...
M. R. Popenker, Anthony G. Williams, 2012
2
The Encyclopedia of Weapons of World War II
The sub-machine gun was born out of the trenches of World War I. In the confined
close-quarter fighting troops began to feel the need for some form of compact
automatic weapon that would be less awkward to handle than a bayonetted rifle.
3
War in the Pacific: Pearl Harbor to Tokyo Bay : the Story of ...
Allied Sub-Machine Guos 1 British Sten Mk II 9mm sub-machine gun. The name
STEN is derived from the first letters of the names of the men who developed it,
RV Sheppard (S), and H.J. Turpin (T), and the company who fabricated it: Enfield
...
4
New Illustrated Guide to Modern Rifles &
Sub-
Machine Guns
Describes rifles, carbines, and submachine guns, and recounts their histories and battle records
Frederick Myatt, Gerard Ridefort, 1992
5
World War II Infantry Tactics: Squad and Platoon
In these, although there were still nine men to the squad, these were either 'rifle'
or 'sub-machine gun' squads. In the rifle squads the armament remained the
same as previously, while SMG squads were supposed to be armed entirely with
...
6
The Social History of the
Machine Gun
Somme, 132-9; as cause of brutalisation, 142-5; advent of Thompson sub-
machine gun, 149-52; use in gangster warfare, 152- 60; in films, 162-7; advent of
tanks spells decline of importance, 167-9; lack of technology held back
development, ...
7
The
Gun that Changed the World
The need for even smaller, lighter weapons led to the deployment of the sub-
machine gun, in operation from 1915 and widely used by the Germans at the end
of the war. The problem with the sub-machine gun was its lack of accuracy and ...
Mikhail Kalashnikov, 2006
8
SAS Ultimate Guide to Combat
Because ofthe stock and longer barrel you will achieve more accuracy than a
pistol but so far as I can see the only time a sub-machine gun has anything over
any other available weapon would be a rapid burst offire from a team
ofbodyguards ...
9
The Art of antiWAR (paradoxistInstruction Notebooks of ...
... helmet, knapsack, binocular, compass, a trigger of the foot grenades launcher
A67; a trigger for the sub-machine gun, - top-ranking – sub-machine gun and all
the necessary material for the trigger of the sub-machine gun; 5 gunmen - Bern ...
Florentin Smarandache, 2008
10
Bolt Action: Armies of Italy and the Axis
Cost: Artillery Forward Observer 100pts (Regular), 115pts (Veteran) Team: 1
Forward Observer and up to 2further men Weapons: Pistol, sub-machine gun, or
rifle as depicted on the models Options: t The observer may be accompanied by
up ...
