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GONE BUT NEVER FORGOTTEN!
THIS WEB PAGE IS DEDICATED TO ALL OF THOSE WHO SERVE
PAST - - - PRESENT - - - FUTURE
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OUR CONDOLENCES TO ALL THOSE BRAVE MEN AND WOMEN, AND THEIR SURVIVORS, THAT LOST THEIR LIVES 11 SEPTEMBER 2001 AT THE WORLD TRADE CENTER |
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These weapons will be catagorized roughly in chronological order. I say roughly because a lot of military weapons were modified to conform to later technologies. Example: A large number of flintlocks were modified to percussion. A large amount of percussion rifles were designed in such a way as to use the earlier flintlock lock works that were already in existence and either un-used or salvaged off of earlier weapons. At any rate the description will reflect these modifications when known. I'm going to say something about secondary martial arms. There really is no such thing, per se. What I mean to say is that any weapon can become a secondary martial arm, for instance, I'm a soldier and I've run out of ammo or just plain lost my weapon and I can't find my knife. I grab a big stick and whack the enemy in the head with it, that stick has just become a SECONDARY MARTIAL ARM, that's why the term borders on bogus. Of course it was more frequently done in the old days but to some small extent it is still done, how many BUCK™ knives do you think are in the mid-east right now, that would qualify them as a SECONDARY MARTIAL ARM. Anyway I'm not going to put every weapon in the museum, and the funiture, in the SECONDARY MARTIAL ARMS section. By the way this can be carried over to the bombing, for the lack of a better word, of the World Trade Center, that would qualify Boeing 737s as SECONDARY MARTIAL ARM. Anyway only those that I can document with paperwork as a secondary martial arm, as is the case with the fine COLT 1849 POCKET MODEL or those with a known reputation as such, as would be the case with the S&W MODEL NO. 2 "ARMY" |
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