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What is the purpose of the m?
Prior to 1967/68, the M16 was the US Army's "jungle rifle" and used specifically in South Vietnam. There was no qualification back then, the M14 was the standard US rifle. Prior to men shipping out for Vietnam up thru 1970, they "FAM Fired" (Familiarization firing) of the M16 jungle rifle. They QUALIFIED on the M14 service rifle. After Vietnam, the US Military (Army & Marines) adapted the M16 jungle rifle as the new standard SERVICE RIFLE in about 1970/73; replacing the M14 rifle. US Military personnel have to qualify on any "Standard" weapon that the military uses. It's part of their JOB to know how to safely use it. Qualification means exactly what it says; Qualified to use the weapon. It a person cannot qualify, then they cannot qualify to be in the military...because then, they are NOT qualified to do their job.
What is the purpose of M-16 qualification?
Prior to 1967/68, the M16 was the US Army's "jungle rifle" and used specifically in South Vietnam. There was no qualification back then, the M14 was the standard US rifle. Prior to men shipping out for Vietnam up thru 1970, they "FAM Fired" (Familiarization firing) of the M16 jungle rifle. They QUALIFIED on the M14 service rifle. After Vietnam, the US Military (Army & Marines) adapted the M16 jungle rifle as the new standard SERVICE RIFLE in about 1970/73; replacing the M14 rifle. US Military personnel have to qualify on any "Standard" weapon that the military uses. It's part of their JOB to know how to safely use it. Qualification means exactly what it says; Qualified to use the weapon. It a person cannot qualify, then they cannot qualify to be in the military...because then, they are NOT qualified to do their job.
What was the main rifle used by the US in Vietnam?
M-16
What battle in World War 1 was the rifle used in?
The rifle was the main gun of the Infantry man so every major battle in WW 1 the rifle was used.
Is the M1 grand weapons currently being used?
The Korean War (1950-1953) was the last official war for the M1 Garand rifle in the US military. It was replaced by the M14 Service Rifle, which went to Vietnam in 1965. Which in turn was replaced by the M16 Assault Rifle in about 1966/67.
What is a repeating rifle used for?
They are used for hunting, sport shooting, and used by the military.
Is it legal to own a sniper rifle in Kentucky?
You will have to define the term "Sniper rifle". It could mean anything. The only TRUE sniper rifle is a rifle issued to a sniper. They are simply rifles that are capable of long range accurate shooting. The rifles used by US military snipers during the Vietnam was were simply civilian hunting rifles with decent telescopes.
What rifle was used in the American military in 1911?
Springfield M1903.
What role did Robert mcNamara play in the decision to escalate us military involvement in Vietnam?
Robert McNamara was Secretary of Defense during the early days of the Vietnam War. Robert McNamara spoke to Congress about the Gulf of Tonkin incident in 1964 and begged Congress to let the United States enter fighting in Vietnam. Before that, the United States involvement was only a teaching mission to teach South Vietnam how to organize and fight North Vietnam.
What is the difference between an M4A1 to an M4 carbine?
An M4A1 has semi and full auto capabilities, the M4 has semi and three shot burst capability, both are used by the modern U.S. Military. An M-14 is an infantry rifle used in Vietnam and Korea.
What was the Henry Rifle used for?
Hunting, shooting, self-defense, military
What was the main rifle used in the Vietnam war by The US?
For riflemen they used an M-16 light machine gunners used an mg
