Britain's Latest Weapon -- Left to Right : Mrs. H. Tyrell and Miss Jessie Butts, demonstrating the new Sub Machine Gun at Dagenham today.The Sterling Sub-Machine Gun-was demonstrated for the world press for the first time by the designers and manufactures, at the Sterling Engineering Co. Ltd., Dagenham. The weapon, which is 6 lbs is lighter, safer (to the user), and is more reliable than any sub-machine gun previously manufactured, and has been adopted by the British Army as a supplementary weapon to the Belgian F.N. Rifle. February 24, 1955. (Photo by Fox Photos).

Britain's Latest Weapon -- Left to Right : Mrs. H. Tyrell and Miss Jessie Butts, demonstrating the new Sub Machine Gun at Dagenham today.The Sterling Sub-Machine Gun-was demonstrated for the world press for the first time by the designers and manufactures, at the Sterling Engineering Co. Ltd., Dagenham. The weapon, which is 6 lbs is lighter, safer (to the user), and is more reliable than any sub-machine gun previously manufactured, and has been adopted by the British Army as a supplementary weapon to the Belgian F.N. Rifle. February 24, 1955. (Photo by Fox Photos).
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