Japanese Guns of WW2

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History, Technology, War Documentary published by History Channel broadcasted as part of HC Tales of the Gun series in 1999 - English narration

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When Japan entered World War II, their soldiers were armed with pride, a sense of invincibility and an arsenal of clumsy and outdated weapons.

JAPANESE GUNS OF WWII visits weapons collections and museums for an up-close look at the arsenal that contributed to the empire's ultimate defeat. Compared to those wielded by the Allies, the Japanese firearms were underpowered, unreliable and over-complicated. As experts reveal, they were just one example of Japan's arrogant belief that the tools and tactics that had taken them to victory against colonial enemies would reprise their success in this far greater conflict. They could not have been more wrong.

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File Name ........... : History.Channel.Tales.of.the.Gun.German.Small.Arms.of.WW2.XviD.mp3.avi
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Duration .............. : 00:45:40
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Ripped by ........... : mpeg rip by imaginarysoldier, posted at Demonoid. XviD transcode by l0thar.