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    Infantry Light Machine Guns. British Soldier in The 20th Century (Wessex Military Publishing)

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    The term "Light Machine Gun" was introduced in the 1930s after the adoption into British service of a. Inch calibre Vickers machine gun. By 1915 the machine gun of the British Army was the VickersMaxim, issued on a scale of two per battalion. The need for more machine guns was apparent - both to boost the weapon strength of the fledgling Machine Gun Corps and to increase the firepower of infantry rifle comparries.

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    The term "Light Machine Gun" was introduced in the 1930s after the adoption into British service of a. Inch calibre Vickers machine gun. By 1915 the machine gun of the British Army was the VickersMaxim, issued on a scale of two per battalion. The need for more machine guns was apparent - both to boost the weapon strength of the fledgling Machine Gun Corps and to increase the firepower of infantry rifle comparries.

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    The term "Light Machine Gun" was introduced in the 1930s after the adoption into British service of a. Inch calibre Vickers machine gun. By 1915 the machine gun of the British Army was the VickersMaxim, issued on a scale of two per battalion. The need for more machine guns was apparent - both to boost the weapon strength of the fledgling Machine Gun Corps and to increase the firepower of infantry rifle comparries.

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    Infantry Light Machine Guns. British Soldier in The 20th Century (Wessex Military Publishing)

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    The term "Light Machine Gun" was introduced in the 1930s after the adoption into British service of a. Inch calibre Vickers machine gun. By 1915 the machine gun of the British Army was the VickersMaxim, issued on a scale of two per battalion. The need for more machine guns was apparent - both to boost the weapon strength of the fledgling Machine Gun Corps and to increase the firepower of infantry rifle comparries.

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