Machine Guns of World War I - Bruce, Robert
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Examines guns that belong to the class known as "automatic" and seven classic World War 1 weapons that are illustrated in some 250 colour photographs. It covers machine guns such as: Maxim Maschinegewehr 08; Maxim Maschinegewehr 08/15; Maschinepistole MP18/1; Vickers Mk 1; Lewis Mk 1; Hotchkiss Mle 1914; and, Chauchat Mle 1915.
Offers all students of military history a new insight into the physical reality of the Great War as experienced by the man in the ranks. Detailed sequences show the seven classic automatic weapons in close-up accompanied by illustrated accounts of each weapon's…mehr

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Examines guns that belong to the class known as "automatic" and seven classic World War 1 weapons that are illustrated in some 250 colour photographs. It covers machine guns such as: Maxim Maschinegewehr 08; Maxim Maschinegewehr 08/15; Maschinepistole MP18/1; Vickers Mk 1; Lewis Mk 1; Hotchkiss Mle 1914; and, Chauchat Mle 1915.
Offers all students of military history a new insight into the physical reality of the Great War as experienced by the man in the ranks. Detailed sequences show the seven classic automatic weapons in close-up accompanied by illustrated accounts of each weapon's historical and technical background. Superbly illustrated with 250 color photographs. Robert Bruce is an internationally published author, lecturer and authority on military small arms, and has been writing about the world's infantry weapons for over 20 years. New edition in paperback for 2008.
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Robert Bruce is a US Army Sergeant First Class and a former infantryman, tank crewman and military intelligence analyst.  An internationally published magazine writer and book author, photojournalist, archivist, lecturer and authority on military small arms of the 20th century, he has been shooting, evaluating and writing about the world's infantry weapons for over 20 years.