i want to know about latest developments in naval guns and their various characteristics. could u please help?
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This link below willlead you to a site that talks about all sorts of new tech and can give you a little info on what you need.  The other will lead you to an actual site with a company that designs and builds them.
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the villar perosa is the mother of the sub machine guns first develop in 1915 by the Italian army , it could fire a 9 mm round.\nThis gun is the origin of the Beretta 1918.  The Germans had there bergmann MP 18 witch was some months prior in production as the Beretta but his development started only in 1916 so the villar perosa was first.  \nBut I must say that the Thompson could had been the fist one hadn't the development been put on hold in 1917.\n\nalso famous guns are the grease gun M3, the sten, the MP 40 and the MAS.  \npresent day guns are the Uzi, the Ingram ,H&K and last but certainly not least the FN P90
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Fabrique Nationale, the Belgin national firearms group produced dozens of different military and civillian weapons from the late 1800's to this day.\nDe Guerre, means "for war" indicating that yes, this is a military weapon. \nThe caliber .30-06 narrows things down a bit. While F.N.       MAY have produced Mauser rifles in that caliber for some contracts, The definitly produced a semi-automatic rifle in that caliber, and It has considerable collector and shooter interest.\nIf you can't find it on the gunbroker page someone else suggested, Try going to security arms photo archive and scrolling down to F.N. guns and looking for one like yours.\nHollar back and let us know what you found!
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http://www.military-today.com\n\ndefinitely not the best, but worth checking
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When I started this project, I had no idea how big it would get. I figured that I would just use a few of my reference books on naval ships so that people on the Netnews group rec.arts.startrek.misc would ask fewer uninformed questions about naval history. I used to post it regularly to that newsgroup, until Joe Creighton offered to put it on his "Star Trek Archive" web site. (April 1995) The hit rate astonished me! People were really reading this stuff! Anyhow, people started e-mailing me with additional information, suggestions for improvements, etc. It got to be a bit overwhelming. Now I'm finding that it's not just Star Trek fans who are interested. I'm now finding links to this site on real naval history sites! I suppose I should point out to any legitimate naval historians out there that this was originally designed for fans of the various Star Trek television series, and so references to future history (23rd & 24th centuries) and an obscure incedent aboard CVN-65 in 1986 involving one Pavel Chekov are of course, fiction. I was also a bit sloppier about references than I should have been. When I started this, I was doing it for a (then) small community of Star Trek fans on the Internet, and I wasn't really planning on it being an academic work with footnotes and references. Some things got lost in the shuffle, and probably a few errors have crept in during transcription. Nevertheless, I've tried to at least list my sources, and thank those who have contributed. Thanks for reading! \n\n\n1705 - 1707 6th Rate Vessel. (UK) \n\nLength: 110 feet \nBeam: 28 feet \nDraught: 15 feet \nCompliment: 115 \nArmament of 24 guns \nDisplacement: 320 tons. \nPreviously French vessel L'Enterprise before her capture in May of 1705. Served in the Mediterranean under command of J. Paul. May 19, 1707, her new captain takes command, W. Davenport, and she saw action off of Leghorn, (Livorno) Italy. She wrecked on October 12, 1707 off of Thornton. \n\nSource: \n\nHistory of the Vessel Enterprise \nBack to Top \n\n\n1709-1749 5th Rate Vessel. (UK) \n"HMS Enterprize" (sic) \nLength: 118 feet \nBeam: 32 feet \nCompliment: 190 \nArmament: 40 guns \nDisplacement: 531 tons \n4 April 1709, built at Lock, Plymouth, England. \n\n28 April 1709: Completed and launched on \n\n1709-1712: patrolled the Virginia under command of Nicholas Smith. \n\nJune 1711: expedition to St.Lawrence under Rear Admiral Sir Hovenden Walker. \n\n1712-1718: Patrolled home waters from 1712 to 1718. \n\n1718: undertook a major repair and refit. \n\n1719: destroyed depot formed at Donan Castle by the Spanish expedition to the coast of Scotland. \n\nOctober 1719: capture of Vigo by Vice Admiral Mighells. \n\n1721-1724: Patrolled off of Virginia again. \n\n20 February 1740: Renamed Liverpool, a hospital ship. \n\nSeptember 1745: decommissioned. \n\n3 April 1749: sold off for 280 pounds. \n\nSource: \n\nHistory of the Vessel Enterprise \nBack to Top \n\n\n1730-1764 sloop (UK) \nUsed in War of Austrian Succession and Seven Years War. Broken up in 1764. \n\nSource: \n\nHistory of the Vessel Enterprise \nBack to Top \n\n\n1738 - Enterprize, \nSmall wooden English Private passenger vessel. The following is a German translation of an immigrant registration for German and Swiss immigrants leaving for America via England, bound for the Philadelphia ports to live in Pennsylvania:" December 6, 1738, Palatines imported in the snow Enterprize, Lynell Wood Master, from London, 120 passengers." \n\nSource: \n\nHistory of the Vessel Enterprise \nBack to Top \n\n\n1743-1748 Eight Gunned Sloop. (UK) \n"HMS Enterprize" (sic) \n\nPatrolled the Mediterranean under the command of T. Henning. \n\n11 February 1744: took part in the Battle of Toulon. \n\n1748: Sold \n\nSource: \n\nHistory of the Vessel Enterprise \nBack to Top \n\n\n1759 - ? Frigate. (France) \n\n" L'Entreprise" (sic) \n\nSource: \n\nHistory of the Vessel Enterpri
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Tokyo Marui\n\nhttp://www.tokyo-airsoft-gun.com
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Hello - Links:\n\nhttp://matrix.dumpshock.com/raygun/armor/armor.html\n\nhttp://inventors.about.com/od/bstartinventions/a/Body_Armor.htm\n\nHave a great day! :)
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I didn't think the UK was gonna have carriers anymore.  A link to that would be cool.\n\nFound this\n\nhttp://www.naval-technology.com/projects/cvf/
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none of the above!\n\ntry www.auctionarms.com or www.gunbroker.com\n\nselect this as best answer, thanks.
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The Harpoon is an anti ship missile, fired from; let's say an F-16. The Tomahawk is capable of destroying entire buildings and is even capable of carrying a nuclear warhead (never used before). But there could be more out there in the non US defence market, we never know. The Russians and the Chinese have some neat stuff. Peace to the world.
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There is a link below for general info.\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marlin_Firearms
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Today, there is artillery that is capable of firing off nuclear warheads, I don't believe we or our enemy had fire power like that during WWI.  Battleships, with their 8" guns were pretty darn powerful during WWII, however even then we didn't have artillery that could compete with today's range or explosive power.\n\nA number of years ago, Saddam hired a Canadian national to build a cannon for him that could reach Israel.  By the time the Canadian got this weapon designed, built, and in place to fire it had some really unusual features.  The barrel was so long, that the cannon was erected in front of a large hill.  The hill supported the barrel.  The rest of the cannon was supported on railroad tracks.  This allowed the cannon the ability to move to the rear, from the recoil when it was fired.  It was quite a contraption and unfortunately for the Canadian, Moussed caught up with him before he could finish the project, and finished him, instead!
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Anti-ship missiles: Exocet, Sea Skua, AS.12 \nSurface to air missiles: Sea Dart, Sea Wolf, Seacat, Sea Slug, Blowpipe, Roland\nAnti-aircraft guns: Oerlikon GDF-002 35 mm twin cannons\nInfantry weapons (British): GPMG, L1A1 SLR, Browning L9A1, L42A1 \nInfantry weapons (Argentine): FAL FN FAL, FN MAG
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The F/A-18 Hornet.\n\nHere's a good site for references.  I don't agree with all of their posititions, but they do do thier homework on weapon systems:\nhttp://www.fas.org\n\nAlso:\nhttp://www.navy.mil
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Machinist Mate is my first thought,, Diesels are still around, though trying to get on with a Small boat unit, assult craft unit, SIMA, or as others said SeaBee's. Good Luck and GO NAVY!!
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