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US Military Weapons
A listing of the weapons in use by the US military
US Army Artillery weapons - 1935
Howitzers
3" horse cavalry howitzer (obsolete)
3" field howitzer (obsolete)
4" field howitzer
6" heavy howitzer
8" heavy howitzer
Field guns
3" field gun (obsolete)
4.7" field gun
6" field gun
Railroad guns
12" railroad gun
14" railroad gun
AT guns
1.5" AT gun (being adopted)
AA guns
1.5" AA gun
3" AA gun
Mortars
2.2" mortar
3.2" mortar
4.2" mortar
US Marine Artillery weapons - 1935
Howitzers
3" field howitzer
4" field howitzer
Field guns
4.7" field gun
7" heavy field gun
AT guns
1.5" AT gun (being adopted)
AA guns
1.5" AA gun
3" AA gun
Mortars
2.2" mortar
3.2" mortar
4.2" mortar
This post has been edited 1 times, last edit by "Hrolf Hakonson" (May 6th 2010, 7:02pm)
US Army infantry weapons - 1935
Rifles
M1903 Springfield - .30-06
M1 Garand - .276 Pedersen
Pistols
M1911 - .45
Automatic Rifles
M1922 Browning Automatic Rifle - .30-06
Machineguns
M1919 Browning Machinegun - .30-06 (water-cooled and air-cooled versions)
Heavy Machineguns
M2 Browning Machine Gun - .50 Browning (water-cooled and air-cooled versions)
Anti-Tank Rifles
None (T1E1 under test, in .60 caliber)
Submachineguns
None
US Marine infantry weapons - 1935
Rifles
M1903 Springfield - .30-06
Pistols
M1911 - .45
Automatic Rifles
M1922 Browning Automatic Rifle - .30-06
Machineguns
M1919 Browning Machinegun - .30-06 (water-cooled and air-cooled versions)
Heavy Machineguns
M2 Browning Machine Gun - .50 Browning (water-cooled and air-cooled versions)
Anti-Tank Rifles
None
Submachineguns
M1928 Thompson - .45
US Army Artillery weapons - 1937
Howitzers
3" pack howitzer (being adopted)
4" field howitzer
6" heavy howitzer
8" heavy howitzer
9.5" heavy howitzer (in testing)
Field guns
4" field gun
6" field gun
Railroad guns
12" railroad gun
14" railroad gun
AT guns
1.5" AT gun
2" AT gun (in testing)
AA guns
1.5" AA gun
3" AA gun
3.5" AA gun (being adopted)
Mortars
2.2" mortar
3.2" mortar
4.2" mortar
US Marine Artillery weapons - 1937
Howitzers
4" field howitzer
Field guns
4" field gun
7" heavy field gun
AT guns
1.5" AT gun
AA guns
1.5" AA gun
3" AA gun
Mortars
2.2" mortar
3.2" mortar
4.2" mortar
US Army infantry weapons - 1937
Rifles
M1903 Springfield - .30-06
M1 Garand - .276 Pedersen
Pistols
M1911 - .45
Automatic Rifles
M1922 Browning Automatic Rifle - .30-06
Machineguns
M1919 Browning Machinegun - .30-06 (water-cooled and air-cooled versions)
Heavy Machineguns
M2 Browning Machine Gun - .50 Browning (water-cooled and air-cooled versions)
Anti-Tank Rifles
T1E1 - ..60 caliber
Submachineguns
None
US Marine infantry weapons - 1935
Rifles
M1903 Springfield - .30-06
Pistols
M1911 - .45
Automatic Rifles
M1922 Browning Automatic Rifle - .30-06
Machineguns
M1919 Browning Machinegun - .30-06 (water-cooled and air-cooled versions)
Heavy Machineguns
M2 Browning Machine Gun - .50 Browning (water-cooled and air-cooled versions)
Anti-Tank Rifles
None (T1E1 undergoing testing)
Submachineguns
M1928 Thompson - .45
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