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Machine guns on a Sttuka Dive bomber?
They mounted two 37mm automatic cannons.
Do Stealth bombers carry machine guns?
No they carry spud guns
What guns were used in the Battle of Midway?
The only guns used at Midway were anti-aircraft guns and guns from torpedo bombers, dive bombers, and fighter planes. Midway, like the Battle of Coral Sea before it, were strictly "naval AIR battles."
What weapons were use during pearl harbor?
The Japanese used their aircraft, including B5N bombers, A6M Zeroes and D3A dive bombers. They also used many toxic gasses and bombs, such as armor piercing or incendiary. The U.S. used anything they could, including machine guns, AA guns and as many un-destroyed aircraft as they could.
What were the names of the planes that the Japanese use to bomb pearl harbor?
Kate torpedo planes, Val dive bombers, and Zero fighters. For fighting at sea; dive bombers destroy the warships anti-aircraft guns which enables the torpedo planes to make their torpedo runs into the hull of the target. Torpedo planes have to fly directly into the warships guns. For anti-aircraft gun crews, the oncoming torpedo plane is flying directly into them, the gun-crews don't have to adjust or aim...just point at a dot (the plane) that is getting bigger and bigger (easier and easier to hit) as it gets closer. Which is why the dive bomber is so important; it must eliminate those guns. The Zero fighters escort the torpedo & dive bombers to and from the target. The fighters protect the bombers; and if not needed for aerial combat (dog-fighting), the fighters will join in on the attack...strafing targets with machinegun and cannon fire.
What types of guns did B29 bombers have?
Their defensive armament consisted of 12 .50 caliber machine guns. Some early versions had a 20mm cannon in the tail, as well, but later variants did away with this.
Will Gatling guns be able to beat machine guns?
No. Machine guns will beat Gatling guns.
What were machine guns called back then?
Machine guns.
What is the escalation process?
Going from a pistol to a rifle, then from a rifle to a machine gun, then from a machine gun to a tank, is an example of "escalation." Which is just about what happened in Vietnam; it went from a guerrilla war using small arms (rifles, pistols, machine guns, mortars, hand grenades, etc.) then starting in 1964 it escalated to jet bombers, then in 1965 B52 bombers and Patton tanks! By 1965 the US had a real war on their hands!
What is a torpedo level?
Head on (flying directly into the enemy's guns); which is necessary in order to drop the torpedo accurately. Which is also why, it was important to coordinate the torpedo attack with DIVE BOMBERS. Dive bombers were to knock out the guns that the torpedo planes had to fly into.
Are machine guns better than Gatling guns or Gatling guns better than machine guns?
Yes, machine guns are better than Gatling guns because they fire more bullets faster than Gatling guns. Gatling guns need to have bullets and have to be hand cranked at the same time but machine guns does not need to be hand cranked. Machine guns only need bullets.
Did they have machine guns in the 1940s?
Yes, machine guns were used in WW2.
