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The "Browning Automatic Rifle" is considered one of the most effective and most advanced weapon of World War Two. It was used as a squad support weapon and required special and extensive training to use. Fireing a varity of large caliber rounds (somtimes as large as .50 Cal.) from a 20 round box magazine, it was best suted to laying accurate surpressing fire over long distances. It, however was a very heavy weapon, which put out extremly high amounts of kick and muzzel jump, making it most effective when used while in a prone possition. The Squad Support gunners trained to use these wapons where nick named BARmen or BARtenders.
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