Britain's use of the .303 browning machine gun in its aircraft is a puzzling reality. While most other nations used at least some form of heavier armament, the RAF soldiered on in 1939 and 1940 with ...
Explore why the British kept the .303 Browning on their aircraft throughout World War II. This story covers weight advantages, ammunition capacity, reliability, and tactical considerations, as well as ...
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