M1 carbine Essays

  • D Day Plan Essay

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    force still haven’t been moved. Equipment are also a huge aspect that affected D-day, since topic the equipments of all the countries would be too wide, the paragraph would be mainly focusing on U.S. paratroopers. The most commonly used weapon by are M1 garand

  • Gun Control Rights

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    One of many controversial topics in the United States is gun control. It is clearly written in the Second Amendment of the Constitution that the people will have the right to bear arms. Recently; however, people have been misusing those firearms and have been harming others with them. The government is trying to regulate the sale, distribution, and ownership of guns because of this reason. Some of the arguments being made by the politicians is simply if the government has the right to be able to

  • Saving Private Ryan

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    the most popular rifle carried during WWII. The M1 Garand was durable, accurate, and had a high firing capacity. General Paton exalted the M1 Garand as being, “The greatest battle implement ever devised.” (General Patton regarding the M1 Garand). The M1 Garand was easily the most popular gun in WWII evidenced in the movie where most of the soldiers carried M1 Garands. Other weapons shown include the (BAR) or Browning automatic rifle, the M1 carbine, and various types of bazookas, bombs, and machine

  • Immigration and Customs Enforcement

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    I.C.E Immigration and Customs Enforcement often referred to as I.C.E is an elite agency under the branch of Homeland Security formed in 2003 in response to the attacks on 9/11. ICE has two major components, Homeland Security Investigations and Enforcement and Removal Operations. It is also the second largest law enforcement organization in the United States, second only to the FBI. ICE was created when merger of the investigative and interior enforcement elements of the U.S. Customs Service and

  • M1 Garand Rifle

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    IntroI am doing this report on the M1 Garand for Mr.Walker 182's History Class. The Garand is a fascinating World War II semi-automatic rifle. In the sub-sections below I will describe the developement history of the gun, the service history, and info on different versions. I wanted to add diagrams of the M1 rifle but the pictures are copyrighted and I was not able to download but the diagrams could be found at <a href="http://www.chestnutridge.com/gchart.asp">http://www.chestnutridge.com/gchart

  • Lima, Ohio and The American Dream

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    has its strong points and faults. Lima has a fascinating history which is a source of local pride. It is home to an oil refinery which was for decades the largest in the world as well The Lima Army Tank Plant, which is the only manufacturer of the M1 Abrams tank. Throughout the Cold War, Lima was ranked fifth in the nation for most likely to be attacked by the Soviet Union, because of those two features. As a major center for oil, banking and manufacturing, Lima once attracted thousands of new

  • World War One-Personal Narrative

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    July 24th, 1939. It was my birthday that day, I turned 19. 25 years after World war one. I was getting ready to blow out my birthday cake. “Happy birthday to you, happy birthday to you, happy birthday dear Johnny, happy birthday to you.” my whole family sang. They were all smiling with a big smile, that made me also smile. I was in New York at the time. I had never shot a gun ever. I had no military training at all. But later did I know I would be in a war in a month. August 31st, 11:32 pm. “You

  • The M1 Abrams Tank...and Beyond

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    Dynamics for the production of the MA Abram tank. The M1 tank has been continuously improved and it has proven itself as one of the military’s most effective and important fighting vehicles in battle. Introduced in the service in 1980, the M1 Abram Main Battle Tank (MBT) was named after General Creighton W. Abrams who was the Army Chief of Staff of Military forces in Vietnam from 1968 to 1972 (Federation of American Scientist, 2000). The M1 Abram was the lightest of the three tanks weighing 60 tons

  • M4 Sherman Research Paper

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    The American M4 Sherman Tank Tanks are widely used in wars to infiltrate enemy lines. They are used in the front lines of battle. The troops behind the tanks feel almost impenetrable running behind these machines. Tanks can ride on all terrain, they have “caterpillar” tracks to handle anything. While researching texts written about the M4 Sherman Tank, I found a few resources that really focused on why the M4 Sherman Tank was such a good tank. This specific tank changed how World War II was

  • Weapons Used by Americans During World War II

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    how important some of these weapons were to the American military during World War II. The M1 Carbine was a unique weapon that was very helpful in World War II to American soldiers that had them. This was a .30 caliber weapon that had two types of cartridges. There was one that held fifteen rounds and another that held thirty rounds. It was very lightweight and gas operated and air cooled. M1 Carbines were first issued in 1941 for so... ... middle of paper ... ...el 1917) Belt-Fed, Water-Cooled

  • M16 Research Paper

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    ordered as a replacement for the M14. The initial version of the M16 was first adopted by the Air Force in 1964. The M16A2 entered service in the mid-1980’s and fired a NATO standard M855 or M865 5.56 cartridge. A combination of the M16A4 and M4 carbine began replacing the M16A2. To prevent further aggression in Iraq, the United States Army began sending troops into Saudi Arabia during the Iraq War. Beginning in 2001, an international force led by the United States attacked the Taliban. The Army

  • Unraveling the Intricacies of the Two World Wars

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    The Two World Wars were two huge worldwide events during the 20th century. These wars or years of violence contain facts and information that will forever go down into U.S. History. The great causes, new technology, and bittersweet outcomes is the information that will be explained throughout this essay. Let's take a few steps back into the 20th century as we learn all about the two World Wars. Where did World War I begin, you may ask. Well it all began on June 28th 1914. According to Source B,

  • Malcolm X

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    Malcolm X Assignment Malcolm X had been a very important figure in American history and had a huge impact on In April of 1964, Malcolm X made a pilgrimage to Mecca which led to his second conversion. He met brothers of the faith who were from many nations and of many races, black, brown, white, and all the sons of Allah. The reality dawned on him that advocating racial cooperation and brotherhood would help resolve the racial problems in America and, hopefully, lead to a peaceful coexistence

  • Kasserine Pass Battle Analysis

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    1. DEFINE THE SUBJECT/EVALUATE THE SOURCES: a. Define the Battle to be analyzed (where, who, when). The Battle of the Kasserine Pass was a series of battles that began February 14, 1943 in Tunisia, which is found on Africa’s central north coast. The Kasserine pass is a gap in the Dorsal Mountains, which are part of the Atlas Mountain Range, two miles wide in west central Tunisia. This battle was between the Allied Forces lead by British General Bernard L. Montgomery and consisted of British, American

  • The Pros And Cons Of The Assault Weapons Ban

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    year 2012, Senator Feinstein drafted a new ban for guns. She came up with a new definition of the term “assault weapon” thereby expanding the word beyond what the scope should be. This will ban the use of many more guns. Her definition includes the M1 Carbine, the model of the Ruger Mini-14, and almost all of the models of the SKS which are common and readily available guns. It also includes any “semia... ... middle of paper ... ...ocent, honest people who now need guns to protect themselves from

  • Brief Biography of Babe Ruth

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    October 1st, 1932: it was the fifth inning of the 3rd game of the 1932 World Series. Ruth is at-bat. Stepping into the batters box, he points to centerfield. He is determined to hit the ball there. On the next pitch, Ruth smacks a homer into center field! The crowd goes wild, cheering for the New York Yankees. Babe Ruth is an influential American because he forever changed the game of baseball. George Herman Ruth Jr. was born on February 6th, 1895 in Baltimore, Maryland to parents, George Sr. and

  • Essay On Assault Rifle

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    Guns are common items that have been used in war; they are also used for sport and home defense. The Second Amendment gives all Americans the right to bear arms; although in recent times the Amendment has created controversy as to whether all Americans should be allowed buy and own guns. Another issue involving guns, is should there be a limit on what type of guns the general public can buy. The type of rifle that has caused many of the arguments is the assault rifle. Here is a brief history on the

  • History Of The Jonesboro School Shooting

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    after serving nine years. On the eve of the Jonesboro shooting Johnson and Golden stole Johnson’s mother’s Dodge Caravan filling it with camping supplies, food, and multiple firearms that consisted of a “Remington 742 .30-06 rifle, Universal .30 M1 Carbine replica, Smith & Wesson .38 revolver, Double Deuce Buddie .22 two-shot derringer, Star .380 pistol, FIE .380 pistol, Rugger Security Six .357 revolver, Davis Industries .38 two-shot derringer, and a Charter Arms .38 revolver” the boys acquired the

  • Inventions, Morality and Deception: Scrutinizing WWII

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    Many historians consider World War II to be primarily a war of good against evil. Nations united to put a stop to the horrific actions of the axis powers making the world 's greatest minds gather and create new innovative inventions. The argument on if some of these inventions were good for the war but bad for humanity still exist today. The world is a very fragile place, many different era’s have been through this planet and war has always been around us. Some people do not understand the difference

  • Audie Leon Murphy Essay

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    Born in the countryside of Hunt County, Texas on June 20, 1924 and the child of a sharecropper, Audie Leon Murphy was raised by his mother. His father roamed in and out of the family's life and ultimately abandoned them. As a kid, Audie was a loner with emotional issues and a dangerous temper. During the fifth grade, Audie dropped out of school and landed a position picking cotton for a dollar a day to help his family amid the Great Depression. In any case it was his ability with a rifle that served