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The Vickers Machine Gun

An in-depth study of the Vickers MG in use around the world throughout the 20th Century.

  • Welcome
  • The Guns
    • Ammunition
    • Development
    • Markings
  • In Use
    • Accessories
      • Ammunition boxes, belts and loading accessories
      • Armourer’s tools and gauges
      • The Vickers ‘K’ Gun: Accessories
      • Load carrying equipment
      • Mountings and stands
      • Personal equipment of Machine Gunners
      • Sighting and gun-laying equipment
        • Slide Rules
      • The Range-finder
      • Spare parts and tools
      • Tools and ancillary equipment
      • Training equipment
      • Water-cooling and condensing equipment
    • British Service
    • Fortifications
    • Myths
    • Training
    • Transport
    • World Service
  • Manuals
    • Armourers’ & Parts Lists
    • Commercial Guides
    • Field Service Pocket Books
    • Handbooks
    • Infantry Training
      • 1951 Manual
    • Machine Gun Training
    • Military Training Pamphlets
    • Other Official
    • Range Tables
    • Small Arms Training
    • Tank Training
  • Shop
  • VMGCRA
    • Abbreviations
    • Blog
    • Contact
    • Displays
    • References
    • Remembrance
    • Research
    • Support
    • Visits

British Service

The Army
flag-army		 The Royal Air Force
flag-raf		 The Royal Navy and Royal Marines
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Sources:

  • Flags of the World, 2006

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Vickers MG Collection and Research Association

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