Questions about World War II?

Working mode: semi-automatic

Caliber: .45 inches (1 1.4 mm)

Magazine: 7 rounds

After years of development, the gun was widely used in World War II, which is similar to the situation of Li En Field 4 rifle. As early as 1904, a fully automatic pistol with a caliber of .455 was developed, but the size, recoil and easy jamming of this gun made the British army not adopt it. From then on, we began to develop a .45 caliber semi-automatic pistol.

Li En Field 4 rifle:

Working mode: non-automatic

Diameter: 0.30 inch (7.62 mm)

Magazine: 10 rounds

Li En Field 4 rifle was developed on the basis of more than 30 years' careful improvement of non-automatic rifle. The prototype of the gun is a 1895 rifle developed by Li Zhongqing (a Scotsman who immigrated to the United States). 1895 rifle fires 6 mm high-speed bullets, but its direct-pull bolt mechanism proves to be very inconvenient in combat.

1907, Li En's SMLE) II rifle with short magazine was introduced to Britain, and Li En's SMLE III rifle appeared a few years later. These rifles all use a rotary bolt, not a straight one. In this way, a well-trained soldier can shoot at the rate of 15 rounds per minute. In World War I, these rifles became the standard weapons of British infantry.

On the basis of further simplifying SMLE design, Li En Field 4 rifle was born in 1928. It was not until 194 1 that the gun began mass production and became the standard equipment of the British army.

Stern submachine gun:

Working mode: semi-automatic.

Diameter: 0.352 inch (9 mm)

Magazine: 32 bullets

Rate of fire: 550 rounds per minute

1940, a series of disasters befell the British army. At that time, there was an urgent need for a large number of infantry weapons, and the Stan submachine gun was developed under such circumstances. It is simple in design, low in price and easy for mass production. Although it didn't catch on in the British army, it proved to be an effective weapon. Many defects of the gun are caused by human factors: rough workmanship makes the magazine mouth easily deformed, and the spring strength of the magazine is not enough. But don't expect to produce high quality weapons in many garages and small factories. During World War II, the output of such guns exceeded 4 million.

Brown light machine gun:

Working mode: automatic air cooling.

Diameter: 0.30 inch (7.62 mm)

Magazine: 30 rounds

Rate of fire: 500 rounds per minute.

Light machine guns first appeared in the late World War I. At that time, medium machine guns generally could not charge with infantry, so the German MG08, British Lewis and American Browning light machine guns appeared. In 1930s, Lewis replaced it with the British version of Czech ZB26 light machine gun, that is, Brown light machine gun.

The gun uses British .303 inch ammunition, and the most obvious feature is that 30 arc magazines are inserted from above. Because it weighs only 22.25 pounds, one person can use it, but usually a gun is equipped with two people, one of whom is responsible for carrying ammunition and loading it. Although its firing rate is not high, it has been proved by actual combat that it has high accuracy and reliability in various environments.

Mark I heavy machine gun;

Working mode: automatic, water cooling

Diameter: 0.30 inch (7.62 mm)

Magazine: 250 rounds

Rate of fire: 450 rounds per minute

American engineer hiram Maxim immigrated to Britain in 1980s. 1884, Maxim showed his new weapon-the first real machine gun. Vickers Company (British weapon manufacturer) produced this water-cooled machine gun on the basis of Maxim machine gun, which became the standard medium machine gun used by British troops in World War I and World War II.

The gun uses a quick-changing barrel and a steel sheath that can hold 4 liters of water, which enables it to shoot for hours and provide powerful firepower. The gun has reliable performance and wide application. But like other water-cooled machine guns, it is too heavy, weighing 38 kilograms including tripod; The weight and ammunition of rehydration make it heavy and inflexible when launching.

America during World War II

Working mode: semi-automatic

Diameter: 0.30 inch (7.62 mm)

Magazine: 8 rounds

Introduction: Garland rifle is the standard rifle of American infantry.

Named after its inventor John C. Garland.

It is the first semi-automatic rifle widely used in the battlefield. Although 1936 was adopted by the army, it was in short supply until 1943, but by the end of the war, the output exceeded 4 million. M 1 rifle is easy to decompose and clean, and its combination of caliber, projectile speed and semi-automatic performance provides superior firepower to other rifles. Its only drawback is that it is difficult to reload.

Thomson submachine gun

Working mode: semi-automatic.

Caliber: 0.45 inch (1 1.4 mm)

Magazine: 20 rounds, 30 rounds, 50 rounds (drums)

Introduction: JohnT T. Thompson participated in the development of the ` 03 rifle and the colt.45 pistol. The prototype of Thomson submachine gun was born in the spring of 1920. Although its test parameters are excellent, neither the US Army nor the Marine Corps adopted them. Thomson Colt Company confirmed that it had agreed to produce 15000 guns, namely 192 1. The production of these guns continued until the eve of World War II. 1940, the us army ordered 20,000 guns; 194 1, the army added 3 19000. The biggest advantage of this gun is that it is reliable and can work in harsh environment.

The main disadvantage is that it is too heavy-10 kilograms and lacks penetration (which is also the disadvantage of all submachine guns in World War II).

The 0.30-inch (7.62 mm) M 19 19A4 heavy machine gun is the standard weapon of the US military and one of the main heavy machine guns used by the US military in the Korean battlefield. It is an improved version of M 19 17Al Browning heavy machine gun (water cooled). Its main improvement is to remove the water tank and change water cooling into air cooling. Its main feature is that there is a cooling cylinder outside the cylinder, there are cooling holes on the cylinder, and the cooling cylinder is screwed with a backing device forward. It fires 0.30 inch (7.62m) M 1 heavy-pointed projectile and M2-pointed projectile. The warhead has an initial velocity of 792~823m/s, which is supplied by 250 rounds of ammunition belts. The theoretical firing rate is 450~600 rounds per minute. The four rifling lines are right-handed, the winding distance is 254mm, and the total length of the gun is 100. The weight of gun body is 14. 1kg, the weight of gun rack is 6.36kg, and the total weight of gun is 20. 46kg, gun rack range-45 ~+27, gun rack range 360.

The 0.30-inch (7.62 mm) M 19 19A6 heavy machine gun is an improved M 19 19A4 of American colt weapons company, and it is one of the main machine guns used by the US military. The structure of this gun is basically the same as M 19 19A4. Compared with two machine guns, M/KOOC-0/9/KOOC-0/9A6 is lighter than M/KOOC-0/9/KOOC-0/9A4, which increases the maneuverability. There is a tripod in front of the radiator and a fishtail butt, which can be used as a light machine gun. It fires 0.30 inch (7.62 mm) M 1 heavy pointed projectile and M2 pointed projectile. The muzzle velocity of warhead is 792~823m/s, and the ammunition supply is 100 or 250. The four rifling lines are right-handed, the winding distance is 254mm, the total length of the gun is 1346mm, and the length of the barrel is.

Germany in World War II

Mao Se carbine 98K rifle.

Working mode: semi-automatic

Diameter: 0.3 12 inch (7.92 mm)

Magazine: 5 rounds

Introduction: 1935, Karabiner 98 kurz was officially adopted in Germany, and it was used as the main rifle in Germany after World War II. During this period, many design changes were made, mostly for the convenience of production. For example, 1944, the bottom of the stock was changed into a cup-shaped stamping assembly, the front guard hoop was changed from a cutting piece to spot welding, and the bottom of the magazine and the guard bow were also changed into stamped steel plates. Generally speaking, the manufacturing quality of 98k after 1944 has also gone from bad to worse because of the change of the war situation. Some rifles in the later period, even the bayonet seat was omitted.

The features of 98k are: besides the bayonet seat, blade safety, fork-shaped left bolt locking tenon and shell of standard Mao Se, there are also gun belt, sight cover, downward bent handle, corresponding groove in the handle head of the stock, and a metal hole for removing the firing pin in the middle of the stock.

Mao Se 98K has always been the standard equipment of all German ground troops in World War II, and grenade launchers and bayonets can be installed at the muzzle.

This kind of gun is common, but its performance is not as good as M 1.

MG42 light machine gun/heavy machine gun

Working mode: fully automatic air cooling.

Diameter: 0.3 12 inch (7.92 mm)

Magazine capacity: 50/250 rounds

Shooting speed: 1500 rounds/minute

Introduction: The improved model of MG-34 is one of the best light machine guns in the world, and its deformation gun is still widely used. The high firing rate makes it a very threatening weapon; Those who have faced bullets from it will leave a sound like "tearing the tarpaulin"

Under the deep impression. Its barrel can be quickly replaced; The gun body is made of stamping castings, which is beneficial to mass production. The gun is very reliable and widely used. It can be equipped with bipeds and tripods, and largely replaces the widely used MG34 light machine gun. But because of its square barrel,

Making it unsuitable as an auxiliary weapon for tanks. The assault gun is equipped with a 75-round drum. Because the design of the prototype gun was very successful, its improvement did not appear until the 1950s.

The MP38/40 has a foldable shape, and each magazine has 30 bullets. It was originally developed for the use of chariots and submarine crew. With the increase of mass production, it is gradually assigned to the squad leader or ss commando.

The output is relatively high and the performance is reliable, but the magazine can only hold 32 rounds at a time, which is not as good as the PPS-43 of the Red Devils.

MP40 submachine gun and its prototype MP38 submachine gun are the first submachine gun with submachine gun characteristics. It was also the most widely used and best-performing submachine gun in the German army during World War II. From 1MP40 to 1944, * * produced 1 0,037,400 submachine guns.

MP44 assault rifle-improved from STG44 and MP40, used as an auxiliary machine gun. In the late 1930s, louis schmeisser, a German army designer, began to study automatic rifles with short magazines. Experiments show that ordinary rifle ammunition is too powerful for automatic rifles, which makes it difficult to control when firing repeatedly. Since then, automatic rifles have been using short magazine ammunition and began to replace ordinary rifles and light machine guns. The prototype gun MP43 designed by Schmeisser was very successful. 1944, the gun was named MP44, and a year later it was renamed as an assault rifle. According to the information currently available, German soldiers first used this gun in the Battle of 1945 Ardennes. MP44 left a deep impression on the enemy, and the Soviet Union soon produced its own improved MP44-the world-famous AK47 assault rifle.

operating characteristic

Mp43/44 model

Diameter: 7.92 mm

Initial speed: 500m/s

Effective range: 500m

Muzzle kinetic energy: 1666J

Theoretical firing rate: 500 rounds per minute.

Automatic mode: air-guided type

Locking mode: bolt deflection type

Launch mode: single shot and continuous shot.

Mode of supply: magazines, magazines and magazines.

Capacity: 30 rounds

Total length of gun: 940mm.

Barrel length: 419mm

Rifle: 4 right hand, winding distance 254 mm

Total mass of gun (excluding magazine) is 5. 1kg.

Aiming mechanism

Sight: spherical, with holder.

7.92 × 33mm bullet.

Mao Se carbine 98K rifle.

GEWEHR 1943 semi-automatic rifle

GEWEHR 1943 semi-automatic rifle

Working mode: semi-automatic

Diameter: 7.92 mm

Magazine: two magazines, 5 rounds.

Almost every weapon in Germany has produced world-class products, but it is always inferior to the American M 1 rifle in semi-automatic rifles. The performance of this gun is not commendable, and its reliability is not very good, so it has been unable to replace Mao Se 1898 rifle.

19 1 1.45 caliber Browning pistol

Working mode: semi-automatic caliber: 0.45 inch (1 1.4mm) magazine: 7 rounds.

Introduction: Invented by john brown Ning, it is the most famous American pistol during World War II. During the Spanish-American War, the U.S. military generally reported that the small-caliber revolver was not powerful enough, and the army urgently needed a more powerful large-caliber pistol. Under this demand, 19 1 1.45 caliber Browning pistol was born. Colt and Springfield Arsenal produced this pistol between191-1915. By the end of World War I, 60% of American soldiers stationed in France were equipped with it. After World War I, it was improved in trigger, firing pin, handle and structure, mainly to make it lighter. During World War II, only officers and squad leaders were equipped, not the standard weapons of American infantry. However, the prohibition of soldiers carrying pistols has been thrown aside, and many soldiers at the front line have a 19 1 1 pistol. It is considered as the last weapon to rely on. Although almost all soldiers have more effective weapons available, no one will deny the sense of security it brings. Until 1984, it was still a standard American side weapon.

M 1 garland rifle.

Working mode: semi-automatic

Diameter: 0.30 inch (7.62 mm)

Magazine: 8 rounds

Introduction: M 1 rifle, also known as Garland rifle, is the standard rifle of American infantry.

Named after its inventor John C. Garland.

It is the first semi-automatic rifle widely used in the battlefield. Although 1936 was adopted by the army, it was in short supply until 1943, but by the end of the war, the output exceeded 4 million. M 1 rifle is easy to decompose and clean, and its combination of caliber, projectile speed and semi-automatic performance provides superior firepower to other rifles. Its only drawback is that it is difficult to reload.

Mao Se Kabin 98K

Working mode: semi-automatic

Diameter: 0.3 12 inch (7.92 mm)

Magazine: 5 rounds

Introduction: the standard equipment of all German ground troops in World War II,

Grenade launchers and bayonets can be installed at the muzzle. Mao Se 1898 rifle is the prototype of most rifles in the early 20th century, including Springfield in the United States.

1903 rifle. The 7.92mm Mao Se bullet it uses has been in use since it was produced in 1888. The gun has excellent performance and can work well.

It and its deformation gun were widely used by the Germans in both world wars. The 98K carbine is 6 inches shorter than the standard 98 carbine.

MG42 light machine gun/heavy machine gun

Working mode: fully automatic air cooling.

Diameter: 0.3 12 inch (7.92 mm)

Magazine capacity: 50/250 rounds

Shooting speed: 1500 rounds/minute

Introduction: The improved model of MG-34 is one of the best light machine guns in the world, and its deformation gun is still widely used. The high firing rate makes it a very threatening weapon; Those who have faced bullets from it will leave a sound like "tearing the tarpaulin"

Under the deep impression. Its barrel can be quickly replaced; The gun body is made of stamping castings, which is beneficial to mass production. This gun has a wide range of uses. It can be equipped with a two-legged bracket and a three-legged bracket. , and largely replaced the widely used MG34 light machine gun. But because of its square barrel,

Making it unsuitable as an auxiliary weapon for tanks. The assault gun is equipped with a 75-round drum. Because the design of the prototype gun was very successful, its improvement did not appear until the 1950s.

Rifle: Mao Se 98 (7.92mm) vs 38 cover (6.5mm).

Submachine gun: MP40 vs 100 (never seen)

Assault rifle: STG44 pairs (not available in Japan)

Machine gun: MG42 general machine gun (compared with modern machine gun, 7.92mm) versus crooked stick (the most ridiculous machine gun, funnel loaded with bullets, 6.5mm).

Japanese light machine gun. It was written in 1922 (that is, Dazheng 1 1 year), hence the name. Gun length 1. 1 m, full

Add one more thing. 2 kg, 6.5 mm caliber, 500 rounds per minute, and the magazine can hold 30 rounds.

Ammunition can use 38 rifles. Long range, high precision, but easy to break, loading is more laborious. It takes one person to fight and one person to put the bullet in the funnel.

Used in the war of aggression against China, China called it a "crooked machine gun" because the butt of the gun was bent to one side. On 1939

On the basis of it, it was improved into a 99-type machine gun (named after the Japanese emperor in 2599) with a caliber of 7.7 mm, but

Due to insufficient production capacity, there are not many equipments.

Attachment 2: German MG42 General Machine Gun Information

Caliber -7.92 mm

Initial speed-755m/s

Theoretical firing rate-1200 rounds per minute

Automatic mode-short recoil of barrel

Locking Mode-Intermediate Part (Roller) Type

Launching Mode-Repeating World War II Tanks

World War I (1965438+August 2004-1965438+June 2008-65438+October 2008 10) was a world war that mainly occurred in Europe but spread all over the world. At that time, most countries in the world were involved in this war.

The course of the war is mainly the war between triple alliance and the Allies. Germany, Austria-Hungary and Italy are allies, and Britain, France, Russia and Serbia are allies. During the period from 19 14 to 19 18, many countries in Asia, Europe and America joined the Allies. The battlefield is mainly in Europe. It is worth noting that although Italy is an ally, it later joined the Allies against the Allies.

This war is one of the most destructive wars in European history. About 65 million people took part in the war, about10 million people were killed and about 20 million people were injured.

The trigger of the war was the Sarajevo incident in June 19 14. The front lines were mainly divided into the eastern line (Russia fought against Germany and Austria), the western line (Britain and France fought against Germany) and the southern line (also known as the Balkan front) (Serbia fought against Austria and Hungary). Among them, the western front is the most tragic, and the famous battles are the Battle of the Marne River, the Battle of Verdun and the Battle of the Somme.

Germany produced many good weapons in World War II, such as Tiger and Leopard tanks, P40P38 submachine guns, V 1V2 missiles, BF 109 fighters, ME262 jet fighters, Doracar cannons and so on. Good precision, high power, reliable performance, the disadvantage is good quality, but the output will never go up. The maximum monthly output of Tiger tank is less than 100, and the performance of ME262 jet fighter is excellent. It is said that only one plane was shot down in the air, but only a few hundred were built. On the contrary, although things in the Soviet Union have different performances, their output is amazing. During the whole World War II, 10.34 million T34 tanks, 8 million Bobosha submachine guns and more than 300,000 mortars of various calibers were manufactured, which made up for the performance deficiencies.

During the six years during World War II, countries around the world produced and equipped about 290,000 tanks.

Many countries in sub-Saharan Africa, South America and Europe are as follows:

Ireland: Its government leans towards the Axis countries and rejects the British request to use the base. However, some Irish people serve in the British army. In addition, Ireland came to the rescue after Belfast, the capital of Northern Ireland, was bombed by Germany.

Swiss Confederation: Adopt armed neutrality. Throughout World War II, the Swiss Air Force shot down 30 German planes crossing the border and an unknown number of allied planes. Although seemingly relatively neutral, it played an amazing role in Germany in World War II. It is no exaggeration to say that it is Germany's strongest ally.

Republic of San Marino: Volunteers from San Marino fight in the Italian army. And there is a record of being attacked by the Royal Air Force. The air raid killed about 60 people. During World War II, San Marino accepted100000 refugees, while its population was only1.5000. On September 2 1, 1944, San Marino declared war on the Axis Powers. As such a country, its performance is really admirable.

Principality of Liechtenstein: Liechtenstein announced the dissolution of its army in 1868, and the last soldier died in 1905. This country is almost negligible. ...

Portugal: Since the end of the Napoleonic Wars in the19th century, Portugal has been a vassal state of Britain. Hitler planned to invade Portugal, but later gave up. Its dictator, Dr. Salazar, kept Portugal neutral for a long time, looking for both sides and making a fortune. Portugal sent 500 green divisions to participate in the war against the Soviet Union. Nobody knows why. In the middle and late World War II, under the pressure of Britain and the United States, the Azores were agreed to be used by the allied forces, which was a typical swing.

Kingdom of Sweden: The performance of this country is really good. Because of its geographical location, Germany is not interested in occupying it, but it can earn a lot of money through iron ore export. But I've been preparing for the German invasion. The resistance movements in Denmark and Norway are based in Sweden. The guns produced by Fobos Company became famous in World War II. Moreover, Sweden also rescued a large number of Jews. Sweden's special envoy to Hungary, Vallenborg, rescued nearly 6.5438+0.3 million Jews! But he himself was captured by the Soviet Union and then taken to Moscow to be secretly killed on the grounds that the Fobos company controlled by his family once produced arms for Germany!

Spain: The wily Franco kept swinging from side to side, but Germany's defeat in the British air war finally made him hold on. In World War II, Spain used its favorable geographical position to do big business. Exporting tungsten to both sides was Spain's biggest income, and it imported grain and oil from its allies (many of which were sold to Germany at higher prices ...). Spain broke off diplomatic relations with Japan on April 1 1 45. As for Spain's Blue Division, it is also quite famous, but I really can't find their combat records.

Turkey: After Kemal's death, Turkey was quite chaotic, but remained neutral. In 1942, Prime Minister Gracciolu made a speech in support of the Axis, advocating that Hitler's destruction of Russia was a great achievement, and assembled 26 divisions on the Turkish-Soviet border to put pressure on the Soviet Union. As these two countries are feuds in history, this action is normal. Turkey is also the only source of chromium in Germany. The wavering Turks declared war on Germany in February 1945. Considering that a country like San Marino has declared war on Germany for four years, it can only be said that Kemal's face was completely humiliated by these guys.

Vatican papal state: a neutral country, but it played a disgraceful role in helping Nacai war criminals escape, but the Vatican has never been a good thing.

The Order of Malta: a product of the Crusader era, 1099 is a special group with independent sovereignty. It is said that you can buy knighthood there for 50 thousand yuan now, and burning more money can be addictive. Neutral country.

Andorra: A neutral country governed by France and Spain.

Tanks: Tiger King (88 mm gun to scare the allies) vs miscellaneous tanks (mostly 37 mm guns, two grenades to solve)

Aircraft (fighter): ME262 (jet with air-to-air missiles) zero type.

Navy: U-boat (also frightening the allies) vs. Yamato (killed by submarine)

Individual anti-tank weapon: Tiequan rocket launcher (penetrating 250 mm high-quality steel armor) Right (not available in Japan)

The main combat methods: tank charge, blitzkrieg, infantry submachine gun assault, bayonet warfare.

Section 1 Germany 1 light tank section 2 Germany 2 light tank section 3 Germany 3 medium tank section 4 Germany 4 medium tank.

Section 5 German Panther Medium Tank Section 6 German Tiger Heavy Tank Section 7 Soviet T-34 Medium Tank Section 8 Soviet IS Series Heavy Tank

Section 9 American M-4 medium-sized tanks Section 10 Japanese tanks Section 1 1 British tanks Section 12 Other American tanks.

Section 13 American tank destroyers Section 14 Other Soviet tanks Section 15 Soviet assault guns Section 16 German tank destroyers.

Section 17 Other German tanks Section 18 French tanks Section 19 Italian M-series tanks Section 20 Swedish Mtrv M-42 medium tank.

Section 2 1 conclusion

World war ii ships

Section 1 American North Carolina Class Battleship Section 2 American South Dakota Class Battleship Section 3 British Battleship Section 4 German Bismarck Class Battleship

Section 5 French Richelieu Class Battleship Section 6 Japanese Battleship Yamato Section 7 British battle cruiser Section 8 Japanese King Kong Class battle cruiser

Section 9 German scharnhorst Class Combat Cruiser Section 10 American Iowa Class Battleship Section 1 1 Other Japanese Battleships Section 12 Japanese Aircraft Carrier

/KOOC-0/3 Japanese Cruiser (/KOOC-0/)/KOOC-0/4 Japanese Cruiser (2)/KOOC-0/5 British Southampton Cruiser/KOOC-0/6 Italian Vinetot Super Battleship.

Section 17 American heavy cruisers Section 18 American light cruisers Section 19 American York Town-class aircraft carrier Section 20 American Essex-class aircraft carrier

Section 265438 +0 Japanese destroyer Section 22 Other American battleships Section 23 China Ninghai class light cruiser Section 24 Other Italian battleships

Section 25 Japan's I -400 submarine carrier Section 26 British combat class destroyer

World war ii aircraft

1 german JU-87 bomber section 2 Messerschmitt Me- 109 fighter section 3 fokker FW- 190 fighter section 4 Messerschmitt Me-262 fighter.

Section 5 Other German Aircraft Section 6 Soviet Il -2 Attack Aircraft Section 7 Japanese Zero Fighter Section 8 Other Japanese Aircraft

Section 9 British Hurricane Fighter Section 10 British Spitfire Fighter Section 10 Boeing P-26 Toy Gun Fighter Section 1 1 American P-38 Fighter

Section/KOOC-0/2 American P-39 Fighter Section/KOOC-0/3 American P-40 Fighter Section/KOOC-0/4 American P-47 Fighter Section/KOOC-0/5 American P-5/KOOC-0/Fighter

Section 16 Soviet MIG -3 fighter section 17 Soviet Lavokin fighter section 18 Soviet Jacques -2/4 series bomber section 19 British swordfish attack aircraft.

Section 20 American B- 17 Bomber Section 2 1 American B-29 Bomber Section 22 German HE- 1 12 Fighter Section 23 Italian CR.25 Bomber

Section 24 Italian MC.200 Series Fighters Section 25 German ME- 163 Fighters Section 26 French D.520 Fighters Section 27 French MS.406 Fighters

Section 28 German He-11Bomber Section 29 American F-6F fighter Section 30 P-82 fighter Section 3 1 American B-32 bomber

Section 32 American PV-/KOOC-0//2 patrol aircraft Section 33 American B-26 bomber Section 34 Swedish Saab-/KOOC-0/7 bomber Section 35 Swedish Saab-/KOOC-0/8 bomber

Section 36 German Bv-222 seaplane

Other weapons of World War II

1 German 88mm anti-aircraft gun Section 2 German "Karl" 600mm self-propelled mortar Section 3 American light weapons Section 4 British light weapons.

Section 5 Light Weapons in Germany Section 6 Other German anti-aircraft guns Section 7 Soviet Katyusha rockets Section 8 German self-propelled howitzers

Section 9 Japan Spectrum of Light Weapons

Heavy cruisers Section 18 American light cruisers Section 19 American Yorktown class aircraft carrier Section 20 American Essex class aircraft carrier

Section 265438 +0 Japanese destroyer Section 22 Other American battleships Section 23 China Ninghai class light cruiser Section 24 Other Italian battleships

Section 25 Japan's I -400 submarine carrier Section 26 British combat class destroyer

World war ii aircraft

1 german JU-87 bomber section 2 Messerschmitt Me- 109 fighter section 3 fokker FW- 190 fighter section 4 Messerschmitt Me-262 fighter.

Section 5 Other German Aircraft Section 6 Soviet Il -2 Attack Aircraft Section 7 Japanese Zero Fighter Section 8 Other Japanese Aircraft

Section 9 British Hurricane Fighter Section 10 British Spitfire Fighter Section 10 Boeing P-26 Toy Gun Fighter Section 1 1 American P-38 Fighter

Section/KOOC-0/2 American P-39 Fighter Section/KOOC-0/3 American P-40 Fighter Section/KOOC-0/4 American P-47 Fighter Section/KOOC-0/5 American P-5/KOOC-0/Fighter

Section 16 Soviet MIG -3 fighter section 17 Soviet Lavokin fighter section 18 Soviet Jacques -2/4 series bomber section 19 British swordfish attack aircraft.

Section 20 American B- 17 Bomber Section 2 1 American B-29 Bomber Section 22 German HE- 1 12 Fighter Section 23 Italian CR.25 Bomber

Section 24 Italian MC.200 Series Fighters Section 25 German ME- 163 Fighters Section 26 French D.520 Fighters Section 27 French MS.406 Fighters

Section 28 German He-11Bomber Section 29 American F-6F fighter Section 30 P-82 fighter Section 3 1 American B-32 bomber

Section 32 American PV-/KOOC-0//2 patrol aircraft Section 33 American B-26 bomber Section 34 Swedish Saab-/KOOC-0/7 bomber Section 35 Swedish Saab-/KOOC-0/8 bomber