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This belt-fed machine gun was so well-designed and manufactured that a direct derivation of it is still in use with the German Bundeswehr (Army) today
with a maximum transmission distance of seven miles
and Australian Military Police to act as interpreters with the local people
The youngest volunteer in the Ranger Company and also one of the youngest in the entire Alamo Garrison
20210 - Zulu Warrior Counting Rifles No.1, 1879 First Legion-American Civil War This belt-fed machine gun wasZulu Warrior Counting Rifles No. 1, 1879 Lieutenant Gonville Bromhead: Adendorff, whats wrong with them? Why dont they fight? Adendorff: Theyre counting your guns. Lieutenant John Chard: What?! Adendorff: Cant you see that old boy up on the hill? Hes counting your guns. Testing your firing power with the lives of his warriors. Of course, this did not happen in the way depicted in the movie Zulu. Despite the fact that many warriors faced death in