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Detailed graphics showing the structure and weapons of U.S. Army and Marine Rifle Squads throughout history.

"The Key Chain Holder is constructed of steel (Very Strong and Durable and is painted with a Green powder coat \"Baked on Paint\" finish and will look different depending on the sunlight available. The dimensions are 11 inches long by 9 inches high and there are 3 small holes drilled into the hanger for easy mounting. Screws Not Included."

“Graphic of the Russian #VDV Air Assault Company on BMD airborne IFVs. Main difference between air assault and parachute coys is the latter lacks a Grenade-MG Squad. Limited by the BMD, they have about 57% the dismounts of a US Mech Infantry Coy and 46% of the Airborne Inf Coy.”

A helpful chart to determine officer rank in the US Military.

“🇬🇧 @RoyalMarines Rifle Section during the Falklands War. The section was split into a Rifle Group & GPMG Group. The key difference between it and a standard Army section at the time was the inclusion of a Bren 7.62 LMG in the Rifle Group to bolster its firepower 1/”

Promoting the use of historical simulations as a tool for teaching history. Free resources anyone can use.

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The Marines are hoping to make this a more common occurrence and it could be a stepping stone to "Lighting Carriers" packed with even more F-35Bs.

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