By: Kevin Bernal, Michael Mynarski, Matt Dalton, Atis Y. Mir-Merced

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

the study of projectiles (bullets) and firearms

Advertisements

Firearms and Cartridges

Weapons and Tactics of the Vietnam War

Civil War Technology Weapons. Objectives Learn about the weapons used and developed during the Civil War.

Trench Warfare. Why was war fought from trenches? Weapons of war had been developed that were so deadly … need to have cover.

The War Begins!!!. Off to War!!! Propaganda The first weapon in war.

© P. Vermeulen / Handicap International © W. Daniels pour Handicap International © B. Franck / Handicap International Conventional Weapons Definitions.

Weapons of World War I. Rifles The Lee Enfield rifle was used by the British in World War One It was designed by an American called James Lee and built.

Rifle Cartridge SHOW ALL HIDE ALL A A B B C C D D E E.

 Combat knife adopted by the USMC in 1942  Traditionally used a 7 in. carbon steel blade and leather-washer handle. Later models had a serrated blade.

Infantry Common Skills ICS0100 M16A4 SERVICE RIFLE United States Marine Corps Training Command ICS0100, Chart 1 20 July 05.

A look at a firearm, Barrett M caliber sniper rifle By Dustin Mortsolf.

Weapon’s of the Revolutionary War By MaKenzie Dixon.

Saferworld Working for the prevention of armed violence Definitions Small arms Light weapons Conventional weapons.

History of Firearms.

Civil War Small Arms By Luke Duffy.

Weapons in Vietnam By: Blamuel Kuria And Dominic Brochu.

World War I Mizell, Tubbs, Hatling. Essential Question How did new technology make WWI different from past wars?

Firearms Evolution First Division Museum at Cantigny Teaching Military History 101.

Weapons of WW I.

Weaponry in world war one

New Technology of World War One

Vietnam Weapons by Nathan Smith, Brian Lange, Logan Connolly, Connor Leahy, Jay Jadav.

Weaponry and New Hazards The Great War 1914 – April 2010.

Armoured chariot weapon Used by British Crossed no man’s land Firepower, steel plates, caterpillar track Many failures; proved worthiness in

RPG - It explodes on contact MH -It was the anti tank weapon

World War II Weapons Elliott Bailey-Wills January 19, 2008.

By Aakash Iyer. PURPOSETYPES OF ARTILLERY  Big, heavy weapons  Artillery is used mainly in war/s for attacking and defending from the enemies  Long.

By: Evan Helfrich. At the beginning of the Late 1700’s Wars, It was very different from the 2010 warfare. The drivers and horse teams for the artillery.

U.S. INFANTRY WEAPON SYSTEMS

Weapons in Europe world war 1 and world war 2 By: Brent Hofstetter The Germans used many different weapons in World War 1 and World War 2. Such as pistols,

By: Stephen Bush. Cannons date back as early as the B.C years. Cannons weighed around 20,000 lbs. and required a lot of people to move and fire it. Cannons.

FIELD ARTILLERY WEAPONS BREIF

My Fact Files. CONTENTS 1.My Personal Favourites 2.Rocket Launchers 3.Tanks 4.Machine Guns 5.Pistols 6.BOMBS 7.The End.

By: Tiger Welch.  The Union used a cannon called Napoleon, because it is lightweight, and is affective up to 1700 yards.  The Union had a secret weapon.

The dates The Vietnam vs America war went from 1 st November 1950—April 30 th 1975.

Weapons Lesson starter: Make a list of all the weapons you think were used in WWI.

New Weapons for a New War How Technology Shaped WWI.

World War I Weapons. Bolt-Action Rifle  The bolt-action rifle was carried by all British soldiers  It was possible to fire up to 15 rounds per minute.

Weapons of World War I – Part Two Were some weapons considered unethical during WW I?

Weaponary. M-14 BH Brief Tour of duty in Vietnam: Unwieldy in the thick brush due to its large length and weight Very powerful weapon Deemed.

New Weapons for a New War How Technology Shaped WWI.

Vietnam Survival Challenge American Weaponry Christian Napolitano, Dean Elmenayer, Rich Hoff, Kevin Donlin, Abdul.

Weapons of World War I – Part Two Why were some weapons considered unethical during WW I?

Do Now: Fill in Venn Diagram summarizing warfare today compared to the Civil War SWBAT: Describe new weapons and technologies of the Civil War and summarize.

Aim: What kinds of weapons were used in WWI? How did soldiers change over time? Do Now: What do you think the quote below means? “New weapons are changing.

Inventions of the Civil War

A NEW KIND OF WAR PART 2.

Technology in WW1.

Weapons of the United States Army and Marine Corp

Weapons of World War I – Part Two

WWI Artillery and tactics

World War I By Oscar and Emil.

Weapons of World War One

Introduction Activity

Civil War Armaments & Technology

What weapons and communication they used in WW1 By Leon and Samuel Lee

Were some weapons considered unethical during WW I?

Firearms and Cartridges

Were some weapons considered unethical during WW I?

Were some weapons considered unethical during WW I?

Were some weapons considered unethical during WW I?

Zeta Camp A Zeta Training Camp was located outside of Higueras, Nuevo Leon in a mountain range. Weapons found: 124 long arms (AR-15, AK-47, Shotguns) 15.

ARTILLERY AND AMMUNITION OF THE CIVIL WAR

Were some weapons considered unethical during WW I?

Presentation transcript:

By: Kevin Bernal, Michael Mynarski, Matt Dalton, Atis Y. Mir-Merced Vietnam Weapons By: Kevin Bernal, Michael Mynarski, Matt Dalton, Atis Y. Mir-Merced

M-14 Semi-Auto Rifle Used by U.S in Vietnam Weighs 9.2 lbs unloaded 10.7 lbs loaded. Designed in 1954

M-16 Weighs 7.18 Unloaded 8.79 Loaded Used by U.S in Vietnam Invented in 1959 Burst Fire/Semi-Auto/Full Auto

M-60 Designed 1957 Still used today 23.15 lbs Used by U.S in Vietnam War 6,000 Dollars to create one unit 500-600 rounds per minute

M-79 single shot grenade launcher shot anti personnel, smoke buckshot, illumination designed 1971 used by the USA weighed 6.45lb $350,000 US only

RPG rocket propelled grenade soviet made used by the vc and the nva 6.24lb

Claymore mine anti personal mine designed 1956 weight 3.5lb used by the usa $119 as of 1933 still used today

Grenade launcher M-79 grenade launcher used by the U.S Designer- Springfield armory Designed 1953-1960 350,000 built by the U.S Still currently used

Flamethrower Flamethrower widely used in world war l and ll. Very Heavy and dangerous (If shot in the tank the soldier carrying and the other around him will burn). Very visible (easy target). Could only shoot flame for a few seconds (consumes gas quickly) Effective range was short. Flamethrower personnel were rarely taken prisoner.

M102-Howitzer Main artillery support for Vietnam. Many old cannoneers did not like the change to the M102 H. 1964-present

KA-Bar Fighting Knife for the Marine Corps and the Navy. Designed 1942 Made by Camillus Cutlery Co.

Carbine Lightweight easy to use semi automatic Recently used in World war 2 and the Korean war The M1 carbine in Vietnam was used for parashooters, security police and united States Army Special Forces

Beehive Rounds AKA Shrapnel shells Carries a large amount of individual bullet When fired, it explodes into many individual bullets that can hit many targets Gets the name from the sound it makes when fired Previously used in World war 2 Still used today

Illum Type of ammunition that was used for a single shot grenade launch Produces illumination Only used at night to spot enemy soldiers

Tracer Bullets or cannon caliber projectiles that are built with a small pyrotechnic charge in their base Bullets are connected by metal clips Ignited by burning powder, the pyrotechnic composition burns brightly making the projectile visible to the naked eye