“一发入膛,五发入弹匣”:第一次世界大战中英国空勤人员的武器装备

Jonathan Ferguson, Terence O'Hanlon Smith
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在通过固定或灵活的支架成功地将机枪改装成军用飞机之前,希望攻击或防御敌机的飞行员和观察员必须使用小型武器-手枪、步枪和霰弹枪。虽然对飞机上的这些武器进行了大量研究,但迄今为止还没有发表过对机组人员武器的专门研究。为了阐明这一鲜为人知的枪械历史,本文总结了在第一次世界大战的头两年(1914-1918)期间,除机枪外,英国陆军皇家飞行队(RFC)和皇家海军航空队(RNAS)服役的轻武器。在可行的范围内,本文还通过实例说明了它们的用法和有效性。
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"One in the breech, five in the magazine": British Aircrew Armament of the First World War
Prior to the successful adaptation of machine guns to military aircraft by means of fixed or flexible mounts, pilots and observers wishing to attack or defend themselves from enemy aircraft were obliged to make use of small arms—pistols, rifles, and shotguns. Whereas a body of research into those armaments integrated into aircraft exists, no dedicated study of aircrew weapons has thus far been published. In an effort to shed light on this little-understood aspect of firearms history, this article summarises the small arms, other than machine guns, known to have seen air service with the British Army’s Royal Flying Corps (RFC) and the Royal Naval Air Service (RNAS) during the first two years of the First World War (1914–1918). It also addresses, as far as is practicable, their usage and effectiveness with reference to period examples.
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