Post by Tristan on Apr 6, 2017 16:48:19 GMT
Springfield 1903A3
In use since 1914, up until 1933 this was the standard issue rifle for Antaran infantry.
Springfield 1903A4
In use since 1914 and throughout World War 2, this was the standard issue rifle for army sharpshooters.
Mp37
In service since 1921, this SMG saw extensive use in Antara's 1st Border War with Segia Rica. It was replaced in 1933 with the US designed Thompson and M3 Grease gun.
M1A1 Thompson
This SMG imediatly became a popular weapon among infantrymen when it was introduced in 1933.
M3 Grease Gun
In service since 1933, the grease gun wasn't as popular as the Thompson, but still widely used.
M1 Garand
In service since 1936, this became the standard issue rifle along with the Springfield and the M1 Carbine.
In service since 1938, this was used equally as much as the M1 Garand despite being lighter and easier to use. The M1 Carbine was usually given to soldiers with less strength and arm length, also paratroopers.
Browning M1919
Introduced in 1920 in Antara, this machine continued service until after World War 2.
In use since 1914, up until 1933 this was the standard issue rifle for Antaran infantry.
Springfield 1903A4
In use since 1914 and throughout World War 2, this was the standard issue rifle for army sharpshooters.
Mp37
In service since 1921, this SMG saw extensive use in Antara's 1st Border War with Segia Rica. It was replaced in 1933 with the US designed Thompson and M3 Grease gun.
M1A1 Thompson
This SMG imediatly became a popular weapon among infantrymen when it was introduced in 1933.
M3 Grease Gun
In service since 1933, the grease gun wasn't as popular as the Thompson, but still widely used.
M1 Garand
In service since 1936, this became the standard issue rifle along with the Springfield and the M1 Carbine.
In service since 1938, this was used equally as much as the M1 Garand despite being lighter and easier to use. The M1 Carbine was usually given to soldiers with less strength and arm length, also paratroopers.
Browning M1919
Introduced in 1920 in Antara, this machine continued service until after World War 2.