Twenty Riflemen -- That little notched and curved stick along which the Tommy in the foreground is squinting is the famous Bren Gun, a machine gun that the firing power of twenty riflemen. It is incomparably more efficient than the guns of the last war, and is considerably lighter. August 2, 1938.

Twenty Riflemen -- That little notched and curved stick along which the Tommy in the foreground is squinting is the famous Bren Gun, a machine gun that the firing power of twenty riflemen. It is incomparably more efficient than the guns of the last war, and is considerably lighter. August 2, 1938.
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