"Explained: Why No One Can Stop the U.S. Army in a War" Topic

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11 Oct 2019 9:30 p.m. PST

"When it comes to lethal weapons, the U.S. Army has no shortage. Some may be too expensive, some too complex and others may be desired by politicians and defense contractors, but not the troops on the field.

Nonetheless, today's U.S. Army can generate an astonishing amount of firepower and deliver it in a variety of settings from small-war counterinsurgency to big-war mechanized combat. With that in mind, here are some of the best U.S. Army weapons:…"
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