The Story of the American Expeditionary Forces

Tank Corps

AEF WEAPONRY
RESOURCES

ON THE

WEB

Major Dwight D. Eisenhower, Commander
Camp Colt Tank Training Center

Infantry Weapons | Large Scale Weapons

Infantry Weapons

From The National Park Service's Springfield Armory Website The Springfield .03 Rifle
US Model 1917 Rifle: More Doughboys were issued a 1917 model rifle based on an Enfield design than the more famous Springfield .03.
From The World War I Document Archive Photos of World War I Weapons: By DBC regular contributor Ray Mentzer
Browning Automatic Rifle: Brief history and specifications
Machine Guns of World War I
From Trenches on the Web Defensive Hand Grenades: By DBC regular contributor Glenn Hyatt
From the US Marine Corps THEORY OF OPERATION COLT .45 ACP GOVERNMENT MODEL PISTOL

Larger Scale Weapons

World War I Tanks
Database of Surviving World War I Artillery
From Trenches on the Web Big Guns of the Great War
From Trenches on the Web Artillery Armory
From the Georgia National Guard: The French 75
Mustard Gas: Basic Scientific Facts About Mustard Gas

Sources and thanks: All the links on this feature were the product of my personal websurfing during football games. During the 1998 season, I discovered that defensive ballgames, between teams to whom I have no loyalties are especially good for surfing. DBC friend Ray Mentzer sent the photo of Ike. MH

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