Type 73 light machine gun — VALÉORINE Encyclopedia

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It is associated with North Korea.

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light machine gunTerminology
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1.
Ideal Light Machine Gun Sought by U. S. Army, The Science News-Letter, 1940
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Infantry Weapons Test Methodology Study. Volume 3. Light Machine Gun Test Methodology, 1972
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3.
Latest Type of the Maxim Machine Gun, Scientific American, 1887
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PICTORIAL METHODS OF INSTRUCTION FOR THE M-73 MACHINE GUN AND THE CALIBER .45 AUTOMATIC PISTOL, 1969
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5.
The Bren Light Machine Gun, Royal United Services Institution. Journal, 1936
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6.
Wellcome Collection catalogue records 20 works naming Type 73 light machine gun.
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7.
“Type 73 light machine gun”, English Wikipedia, consulted as further reading
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8.
Wikidata, structured authority record Q5930844: Type 73 light machine gun
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