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Machine Guns: 14th Century to Present by Ian V. Hogg
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Machine Guns: 14th Century to Present

by Ian V. Hogg

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Krause Publications (2002), Paperback, 336 pages

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Follow the development of the machine gun from its earliest beginnings and discover its influence on warfare as retired Master Gunner Ian Hogg narrates a chronological history. Explore the various designs, mechanisms, strengths and weaknesses and employment of machine guns made around the world. Learn the history behind Germany's general-purpose machine gun and why countries all over the world copied it. Includes detailed specifications and background information on each model with a 16-page colour section of historically significant guns.

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