On Oct. 8, 1918, while serving on the Western Front, Army Cpl. Alvin C. York led a charge against a German machine-gun position during World War I, which resulted in 20 enemy casualties attributed ...

On Oct. 8, 1918, while serving on the Western Front, Army Cpl. Alvin C. York led a charge against a German machine-gun position during World War I, which resulted in 20 enemy casualties attributed ...

Operating from a well-sited position, ... The German Machine Gun, 7.92mm, MG42, was fired with Cartridge, Ball, 7.92mm, MG42 for flash comparison with the American weapons.

By the spring of 1918, the MG08/15 was the prime German machine gun. ... MG08/15 position captured by U.S. troops during the autumn 1918 offensive.

Winters assigned each of his men a target and positioned his machine-gunners and mortar team to direct their firepower towards the German machine-gun. Winters gave the order to fire. All seven ...

The enduring image of World War I is the machine gun, and usually a German machine gun. It’s easy to see why. The Germans armed their troops with machine guns far more lavishly than their opponents.

Some of the machine guns that first appeared in World War II are still in used today, most prominently the German MG3 of 1959 and its predecessor, the MG42, which originated in Nazi Germany.

The enduring image of World War I is the machine gun, and usually a German machine gun. It’s easy to see why. The Germans armed their troops with machine guns far more lavishly than their opponents.

German army 1st Lt. Marc Wietfeld presents his prototype robot vehicle, ... With its decoy weapon, Gereon can simulate machine gun fire using a loudspeaker and LED muzzle flash.