.30 cal. MG

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Machinegun Squad, Weapons Platoon 1942
Machinegun Squad, Weapons Platoon 1942 - Most infantry squads include a team manning a squad light or medium machine gun. The US Army armored infantry troops needed a fire support weapon capable of suppressing enemy troops while being light weight and relatively easy to carry. The M1919A4 air-cooled machine-gun was a belt fed tripod or bipod mounted weapon was capable of sustained fire at 400-600rpm.

Machine-gun Squad, Weapons Platoon 1943
Machine-gun Squad, Weapons Platoon 1943 - Most infantry squads include a team manning a squad light or medium machine gun. The US Army armored infantry troops needed a fire support weapon capable of suppressing enemy troops while being light weight and relatively easy to carry. The M1919A4 air-cooled machine-gun was a belt fed tripod or bipod mounted weapon was capable of sustained fire at 400-600rpm.

Machine-gun Squad, Weapons Platoon 1944
Machine-gun Squad, Weapons Platoon 1944 - Most infantry squads include a team manning a squad light or medium machine gun. The US Army armored infantry troops needed a fire support weapon capable of suppressing enemy troops while being light weight and relatively easy to carry. The M1919A4 air-cooled machine-gun was a belt fed tripod or bipod mounted weapon was capable of sustained fire at 400-600rpm.

Airborne .30 cal. MMG squad
Airborne .30 cal. MMG squad - Due to the nature of airborne troop warfare airborne troops needed a fire support weapon capable of suppressing and wounding enemy troops while being light weight and relatively easy to carry. The M1919A4 air-cooled machine-gun filled this role well. This belt fed tripod or bipod mounted weapon was capable of sustained fire at 400-600rpm.

Airborne .30 cal. MMG squad
Airborne .30 cal. MMG squad - Due to the nature of airborne troop warfare airborne troops needed a fire support weapon capable of suppressing and wounding enemy troops while being light weight and relatively easy to carry. The M1919A4 air-cooled machine-gun filled this role well. This belt fed tripod or bipod mounted weapon was capable of sustained fire at 400-600rpm.

Armored Infantry Medium Machine Gun Team with Squad Leader
Armored Infantry Medium Machine Gun Team with Squad Leader - Most infantry squads include a team manning a squad light or medium machine gun. The US Army armored infantry carried a bipod or tripod mounted 0.30cal machine-gun. Medium machine gun teams are generally used to provide covering fire for the more mobile rifle teams. They lack the sustained fire ability of heavier machine guns.

Armored Infantry Medium Machine Gun Team with Squad Leader
Armored Infantry Medium Machine Gun Team with Squad Leader - Most infantry squads include a team manning a squad light or medium machine gun. The US Army armored infantry carried a bipod or tripod mounted 0.30cal machine-gun. Medium machine gun teams are generally used to provide covering fire for the more mobile rifle teams. They lack the sustained fire ability of heavier machine guns.

Armored Infantry Medium Machine Gun Team with Squad Leader
Armored Infantry Medium Machine Gun Team with Squad Leader - Most infantry squads include a team manning a squad light or medium machine gun. The US Army armored infantry carried a bipod or tripod mounted 0.30cal machine-gun. Medium machine gun teams are generally used to provide covering fire for the more mobile rifle teams. They lack the sustained fire ability of heavier machine guns.

Armored Infantry Medium Machine Gun Team with Squad Leader
Armored Infantry Medium Machine Gun Team with Squad Leader - Most infantry squads include a team manning a squad light or medium machine gun. The US Army armored infantry carried a bipod or tripod mounted 0.30cal machine-gun. Medium machine gun teams are generally used to provide covering fire for the more mobile rifle teams. They lack the sustained fire ability of heavier machine guns.

Armored Infantry Medium Machine Gun Team with Squad Leader
Armored Infantry Medium Machine Gun Team with Squad Leader - Most infantry squads include a team manning a squad light or medium machine gun. The US Army armored infantry carried a bipod or tripod mounted 0.30cal machine-gun. Medium machine gun teams are generally used to provide covering fire for the more mobile rifle teams. They lack the sustained fire ability of heavier machine guns.

Armored Infantry Medium Machine Gun Team with Squad Leader
Armored Infantry Medium Machine Gun Team with Squad Leader - Most infantry squads include a team manning a squad light or medium machine gun. The US Army armored infantry carried a bipod or tripod mounted 0.30cal machine-gun. Medium machine gun teams are generally used to provide covering fire for the more mobile rifle teams. They lack the sustained fire ability of heavier machine guns.

Armored Infantry Medium Machine Gun Team with Squad Leader
Armored Infantry Medium Machine Gun Team with Squad Leader - Most infantry squads include a team manning a squad light or medium machine gun. The US Army armored infantry carried a bipod or tripod mounted 0.30cal machine-gun. Medium machine gun teams are generally used to provide covering fire for the more mobile rifle teams. They lack the sustained fire ability of heavier machine guns.

Armored Infantry Medium Machine Gun Team with Squad Leader
Armored Infantry Medium Machine Gun Team with Squad Leader - Most infantry squads include a team manning a squad light or medium machine gun. The US Army armored infantry carried a bipod or tripod mounted 0.30cal machine-gun. Medium machine gun teams are generally used to provide covering fire for the more mobile rifle teams. They lack the sustained fire ability of heavier machine guns.