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The Besal or Faulkner light machine gun was a Bren-inspired emergency design developed in the aftermath of the French campaign and the Dunkirk Evacuation in which the British Expeditionary Force lost almost 30,000 Brens and given the vulnerability of a single, well known, manufacturing site for the Bren at Royal Small Arms Factory Enfield.
Súng máy Bren, thường được biết với tên gọi Bren Gun (hay đơn giản là Bren). Nó là một loại súng máy hạng nhẹ, súng trung liên được quân đội Anh sử dụng trong suốt thế chiến thứ hai, chiến tranh Triều Tiên và chiến tranh Đông Dương. Nó được thiết kế vào năm 1935 bởi ...
The Bren light machine gun was one of the more robust and successful light machine gun designs to see service in the Second World War among the Allied forces...
One of the most iconic British WW2 weapons today, the Bren Gun was in short supply in 1939 but quickly became the backbone of the British infantry. By Arnold Blumberg
6 Νοε 2024 · Bren machine gun, British adaptation of a Czech light machine gun. Its name originated as an acronym from Brno, where the Czech gun was made, and Enfield, where the British adaptation was made. Gas-operated and air-cooled, the Bren was first produced in 1937 and became one of the most widely used
The Bren machine gun was probably the most commonly used light machine gun in World War II. It proved itself reliably even under the worst external conditions and was the standard suppressing weapon of the British infantry group.
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3 Οκτ 2022 · In need of a lighter machine gun, the British developed the Bren. Learn more about its service history, from WWII to the early 2000s.
The Bren became the centre of all section tactics during WW2, and had it's own transport in the form of the Universal (Bren) Carrier. It remained the standard section weapon long after the war and soldiered on into the 1980's rechambered and barrelled for 7.62 ammunition.
