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The [b]browning m1919[/b] was developed originally as adaptation of the [[browning m1917]] as an air-cooled closed-bolt [[ammunition belt|belt-fed]] medium machine gun, by [b]John M Browning[/b]. It served as the main general-purpose machine gun of the United States military, as it was chambered to fire .30-06 [[ammunition|cartridge]], but due to the lend-lense act was signed, many m1919s were re-chambered in the standard [[rifle cartridge]]s of other nations' military that were allied to the U.S. during [[World War II]], to serve as their own machine guns, an famous example of the .303 browning serving as the main aircraft armaments of the [[Supermarine Spitfire]] and [[Hawker Hurricane]] fighters, as well as other countries with their own sufficient industrial base to mass-producing their own m1919s (i.e. [[FN Herstal]] of [[Belgium]]).

The Browning M1919 is usually mounted as the fixed armaments or movable turrets of any [[military vehicle|military]] [[aircraft]]s, and [[ground vehicle]]s, as well as it being held and fired by the user's hip or on a [[tripod]], as its infantry role needed it to be.

h4. See also

* [[List of Weapons]]
* [[M1919A4 (Girls' Frontline)]]

h4. External links

* "Wikipedia: M1919 browning machine gun":https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M1919_Browning_machine_gun
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