Well Im sure they use pretty much the same weaponry as the US army but the British S.A.S's weapon of choice is the mp5.
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The basic infantry weapons of the British Army are the SA80 assault rifle family, with several variants such as the L86A2, the Light Support Weapon (LSW) and the short barrel variant, issued to vehicle crews. Support fire is provided by the FN Minimi light machine gun and the L7 General Purpose Machine Gun (GPMG); indirect fire by 51 and 81 mm mortars, as well as the UGL, mounted under the barrel of the SA80 rifle. Sniper rifles used include the L96A1 7.62 mm, the L115A1 and the AW50F, all produced by Accuracy International. Some units use the L82A1 .50 calibre Barrett sniper rifle. More recently the L128A1 (Benelli M4) 'combat shotgun' has been adopted, and is intended for close quarters combat in Afghanistan.
The USMC uses the Harrier, although in a different version
The USMC uses the Harrier, although in a different version
The USMC uses the Harrier, although in a different version
Pretty much any where it is legal to use such weapons. Most shooting ranges will accommodate an adult who wishes to shoot.
Although US agreed several arms agreements banning use of nuclear weapons, USA DOES use nuclear weapons and in fact, US is the ONLY nation to have used nuclear weapons in war.
muskets rifles sabers and
They were sent with the Chinooks when the RAF bought them, and the GPMG was not compatible with the weapons mounts on the Chinooks.
a lot
The main weapons were swords and muskets. Some muskets had bayonets.
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To prevent was from starting and the colonists to have any weapons to use against them.
They felt that the increasingly unrestful colonists would use the weapons to start a rebellion
They felt that the increasingly unrestful colonists would use the weapons to start a rebellion
they ran out of food and weapons
Russians do not know how to use nuclear weapons