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What is the newest us army assault rifle?
As far as what's on the official inventory, it would be the FN-SCAR, which currently is only used by special ops units. As far as a general issue rifle goes, it would be the M16A4.
What is the popular name for Special Ops?
The popular name for Special Ops is Special Forces. They are many special forces around the world with some of the most famous being the British SAS, the US Navy Seals and the US Army Delta Force.
What do you mean by SPR?
Special Purpose Rifle, a rifle designed especially for the US armed forces against terrorists in open war situations.
What branches or special operation forces in the US Military use the M16a1 or the M16a3?
The M16A1 is no longer used by any branches or special operation forces in the US Military. The M16A3, however, is used by some units in the US Air Force, particularly security forces. It is not the standard-issue rifle for any branch or special forces.
Is airborne considered special forces?
depends the 101st and 82nd are not spec ops but almost aqll us spec ops are airborne quaLIFIED
Does the us army us rpg-7's?
We've trained on how to operate them, and I'm sure special ops personnel have been issued them before, but it's not a weapon in the US inventory on any official basis. US forces use the AT-4.
What are examples of conventional?
1. Deploying US Marines instead of Special Ops men. 2. Deploying standard (conventional) US Army Infantry battalions, Artillery battalions, Armor (tank) battalions, Cavalry Squadrons, etc., instead of Special Ops men. 3. Bombing strategic targets (in North Vietnam) with heavy, medium, and light bombers; instead of parachuting (insertion teams) Special Ops commandos.
How many people are in a us army special ops unit?
"Special ops unit" is a very fluid term, and special ops is a broad category.. on top of the actual units of operators themselves, there's also things such as Civil Affairs and Psychological Operations battalions, military intelligence units, etc. A "special ops unit" could be anything from a Special Forces A-team divided into two groups of six, all the way up to an entire Ranger Regiment of three line battalions.
What are examples of conventional warfare?
1. Deploying US Marines instead of Special Ops men. 2. Deploying standard (conventional) US Army Infantry battalions, Artillery battalions, Armor (tank) battalions, Cavalry Squadrons, etc., instead of Special Ops men. 3. Bombing strategic targets (in North Vietnam) with heavy, medium, and light bombers; instead of parachuting (insertion teams) Special Ops commandos.
Does the us military use compound bows?
No, at least, not with any regularity. For applications such as what a bow and arrow would be used for, crossbows would be a much more likely choice, and their use would be limited solely to special ops/counterterrorist units.
How much is a Harrington and Richardson 22 long rifle ctg special 9 shot semiautomatic worth?
50-100 US Dollars
What US secretary of war approved the rifle musket for general us in the US Army?
As US Secretary of War, Jefferson Davis approved the use of the Springfield .58 caliber rifle musket, Model 1855 for the US Army. The new rifle was designated for general distribution to the US armed forces. After he left office, other rifled muskets were also introduced. This development was the basis for new US Army manuals on rifled muskets.
