With the possible exception of the US Navy (during the Vietnam War years), primarily CREW served weapons crewmen are armed with sidearms. Examples:
1. Aircraft crewmen
2. Tank crewmen (officially classified as ARMOR CREWMEN during the Vietnam War)
3. Machinegun crews
4. Officers, to include naval officers
5. Military Policemen
Note: The military sidearm (pistol/revolver) has traditionally been considered a self defense weapon. The rifle/tank/aircraft (bomber)/machine gun are offensive weapons.
Soldiers were to surrender. They were permitted to keep their horses for plowing, and to keep their sidearms (pistols and swords) Other arms and artillery were to be surrendered and stacked. Officers would be paroled (agreed not to fight) and would sign paroles on behalf of their soldiers.
pistols and guns and knives and bow and arrows
Pistols
yes
yes there was i was one of those soldiers all my buddys are dead
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Yes
Pistols and muskets were the most commonly used weapons. The miners also gathered other items such as pikestaffs and wooden pegs.
Pistols were light, and effective. They were a nice close quarter weapon, good for short range killing. They were easy to reload,shoot, and carry. Most soldiers and all officers had a pistol. The Germans used pistols for quick, brutal executions, so they served many convienient purposes.
In Law enforcement pistols are used because they are lighter and smaller, as well as being less lethal and less likely to kill civilians caught in crossfire. In military, Pistols are issued to soldiers as backup weapons, rifles and submachine guns can jam, run dry in a critical moment, or be dropped. Having an easy to grab easy to fire lightweight pistol by their side can save a soldiers life.
Cary Grant was from the U.K., but did not have a traditional British accent. That is one of the things that make Cary Grant unique - his accent was all his own.
Rifles aircraft, ships, submarines cannons tanks swords pistols artillery bombs missles
22 caliber pistols and all other kind of pistols.
Yes, you do, and at all times.
Yes, they used both pistols and rifles. The pistols were flint lock and took some time to reload, also they had something much like a sixshooter. The rifles wich were also flint lock were almost as long as the shooter himself and took a long time to reload this is why many soldiers preferred a crossbow.
pistols were used by all military forces. pistols were usually issued to officers. however, machine gun crews were also given pistols as rifles were to cumberson when lugging a machine gun. some other military enlisted elements were also issued pistols due to their job........................
No not all of them. A six shooter is not a blowback