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small arms. While getting production variance down so that parts fit and cycling become reliable clearly doesn't hurt, but I think that the Chauchaut was simply a bad design, anyway.

Hi Pat,

The story of Crozier Vs Lewis and the gun, eh? USMC losing its .30-06 Lewis's for the Chauchat on arrival in France.

The BAR was clearly a better weapon than the Hotchkiss for a 'light automatic' the term the Indian army had for its Hotchkiss and VB gusn before WWII.

Good to be back.

Tim B

have Jean Bou's book about the ALH and in it he states that the term MR was used to distinguish ALH as troops trained in cavalry roles, flank guard, rear guard, advance guard, reconnaissance, listening posts, etc. but without the Arme Blanche and reliant on fire power- from mere infantry who have ...

The Australian Light Horse regiments were never equipped with the Vickers Gun during wwI.

Postwar the militia LH units did have a Vickers squadron~troop each.

BUT they did have Vickers guns WITH them from 1914 on. Aust'n Light Horse MG Squadrons (from ALHMG Regiments?) with 12 packhorsed Vickers ...