| Weapon Info | Weapon Name |
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| Official Battle Rifle of the US during WWII | |
| Official Battle Rifle of the British, used since the Boer War | |
| Official Battle Rifle of the Germans, based on the Gewehr 98 | |
| Official Battle Rifle of the Japanese | |
| American bolt-action rifle, used mainly as a sniper rifle in WWII | |
| US SMG, widely used before and during the war (1936) | |
| British domestically manufactured SMG | |
| Only Japanese SMG to enter the war | |
| US SMG, commonly known as the 'Grease Gun' | |
| Russian SMG, based on the Finnish Suomi (1941) | |
| Famous German SMG (1940) | |
| | Weapon Info | Weapon Name |
|---|
| British light machine gun, originating in Czechoslovakia | |
| US automatic rifle, commonly referred to as the 'BAR' | |
| German MG, developed during WWII (1942) | |
| German automatic rifle, used by the Fallschirmjägers (paratroopers) | |
| German automatic rifle, believed to the fist assault rifle invented | |
| American shoulder fired anti-tank weapon | |
| German RPG, forerunner of the Soviet RPG-7 | |
| Official of the German sidearm in WWII, manufactured by Walther Arms (1938) | |
| Official American handgun of WWII | |
| Official Japanese handgun of WWII | |
| Official Soviet handgun of WWII | |
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