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The old and reliable Type 41 75mm regimental gun saw service with the Naval Landing forces. As it was originally designed as a mountain gun it was easy to man-handle...

The compact 70mm Type 92 infantry gun, much like a mortar, was used to provide immediate support to the Naval Landing forces during their operations ashore. It was light and...

Allied intelligence originally assumed that Japan’s Type 88 75mm anti-aircraft gun was a copy of the German 8.8cm Flak 36/37 gun, but it was instead their own design incorporating features...

To complement the heavier anti-aircraft fire provided by the Type 88 75mm guns, a SNLF Company had a light anti-aircraft gun platoon, which could contain a variety of light anti-aircraft...

In 1939, Japan’s primary anti-tank weapon was the 37mm Type 94 quick-firing gun which served as both an anti-tank gun and an infantry support gun. The 37mm calibre anti-tank gun...

In 1939, Japan’s primary anti-tank weapon was the 37mm Type 94 quick-firing gun which served as both an anti-tank gun and an infantry support gun. The 37mm calibre anti-tank gun...

Specialist combat engineers could be called on from the Marine divisional engineer battalions and engineer regiments. These troops were often allocated out to the Marine rifle platoons to provide flame-thrower...

The four mortars assigned to each battalion would work closely with the Marine riflemen to spot targets. The 81mm mortar platoon was often the target of counter-battery fire due to...

The M1917 heavy machine-guns are organised into weapons companies as part of the Marine infantry battalion. From there they can be allo-cated to individual companies to be deployed as seen...

The Marine rifle platoon bore the brunt of some of the hardest fighting and toughest living conditions of the entire war. The Marine esprit de corps was built on exhausting,...

The .50 calibre machine-guns lacked the range required to hit high flying bombers and were superseded by the twin 20mm Oerlikon anti-aircraft gun.  THIS PRODUCT CONTAINS: 4x metal 20mm Twin...

Some Field Artillery Regiments were equipped with the Type 91 105mm howitzer. The Type 91 105mm howitzer was a small, more crude-looking piece, but could fire a 15kg shell over...