To identify American military guns that were used to fight World War II by United States forces, 24/7 Wall St. reviewed a catalog of small arms from Military Factory, an online database of ...

A World War II painting depicting Lewis machine guns being used on a landing craft. After World War I, the M1917 Lewis continued to see service with the U.S. Navy, Coast Guard and Marine Corps.

Ukraine is using ground robots to fight against Russia's invasion, and manufacturers are putting the US-made M2 Browning on ...

Here are a few of the machine guns in use by the American Expeditionary Force (AEF) ... throughout World War II, the Korean War, until phased out of U.S. service in the late 1950s.

It wasn’t the M1919 or the Thompson, but this American machine gun brought serious firepower to World War II—and flew under the radar. Rugged, relentless, and brutally effective, it played a ...

Despite World War II ending just years prior, the military machine of the United States did not slow down in the 1950s. Although most of Europe was rebuilding during this time, war was raging ...

M2 Browning .50-Caliber Machine Gun Affectionately called “Ma Deuce,” the .50-cal was developed just before the end of World War I but didn’t enter active service until 1933.

While other attempts at building an American heavy machine gun faltered, ... The M2 was omnipresent in World War II, enthusiastically applied to every vehicle that drove, sailed, or flew.

Few American weapons are quite so legendary as the powerful M2 .50 caliber heavy machine gun, or “Ma Deuce,” still widely employed a century after its initial development in 1918.

During World War II, American G.I.s called the German MG42 machine gun “Hitler’s buzz saw” because of the way it cut down troops in swaths. The Soviet Red Army called it “the linoleum ...