MP40
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The MP40 was a German submachine gun developed during World War II. Chambered in 9mm Parabellum, it was a blowback-operated, fully automatic weapon, designed for use by infantry, paratroopers, and vehicle crews. The MP40 was a simplified, mass-production variant of the earlier MP38.
Adopted by the Wehrmacht in 1940, the MP40 became one of the most recognizable weapons of World War II, particularly among German troops. Its compact design made it ideal for urban and close-quarters combat, where it excelled in engagements such as those on the Eastern Front and during the Normandy invasion.
The MP40's influence extended beyond World War II, as its design inspired numerous post-war submachine guns. Today, it is a symbol of Nazi Germany's military forces and remains a popular firearm among collectors and military historians.
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