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[[Image:StG44.jpg|thumb|right|140px|A Sturmgewehr44 in use by the [[Lebanon|Lebanese]] armed forces.]] | [[Image:StG44.jpg|thumb|right|140px|A Sturmgewehr44 in use by the [[Lebanon|Lebanese]] armed forces.]] | ||
'''The Sturmgewehr44''' ('''StG44''') was a weapon developed by [[Nazi]] [[Germany]] in [[WWII]]. It combined the best parts of a [[rifle]] and a [[machine gun]]. The rifle combined both semi and fully automatic modes. The rifle was a major inspiration to [[Mikhail Kalashnikov]] when he designed the [[AK-47]]. | '''The Sturmgewehr44''' ('''StG44''') was a weapon developed by [[Nazi]] [[Germany]] in [[WWII]]. It combined the best parts of a [[rifle]] and a [[machine gun]]. The rifle combined both semi and fully automatic modes. The rifle was a major inspiration to [[Mikhail Kalashnikov]] when he designed the [[AK-47]]. | ||
[[Category:Guns]] | [[Category:Guns]] | ||
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A Sturmgewehr44 in use by the Lebanese armed forces.
The Sturmgewehr44 (StG44) was a weapon developed by Nazi Germany in WWII. It combined the best parts of a rifle and a machine gun. The rifle combined both semi and fully automatic modes. The rifle was a major inspiration to Mikhail Kalashnikov when he designed the AK-47.