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The M2 Browning Still Guards U.S. Navy Carriers — .50-Cal Live-Fire Training
U.S. Sailors fire .50-caliber M2 Browning machine guns during live-fire exercises aboard Nimitz-class aircraft carriers. The M2 Browning, first adopted in 1933, remains one of the most reliable and versatile weapons in the U.S. military arsenal — still serving as a close-in defensive weapon aboard A
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U.S. Sailors fire .50-caliber M2 Browning machine guns during live-fire exercises aboard Nimitz-class aircraft carriers. The M2 Browning, first adopted in 1933, remains one of the most reliable and versatile weapons in the U.S. military arsenal — still serving as a close-in defensive weapon aboard America's most powerful warships decades after its introduction.
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