North Korea reportedly billed the US $2 million in hospital expenses for a man they murdered — and Trump agreed to pay up
From Spencer Rifles to M-16s: A History Of The Weapons US Troops Wield In War Jeff Schogol July 10, 2018 at 02:42 PM Military Tech U.S. Army photo. The U.S. military has stood perpetually accused of not fielding new weapons to troops fast enough since at least the Civil War, when the Union Army took years to replace muzzleloaders with obviously superior repeating rifles. Read More Show Less Browning Automatic Rifle civil war Krag rifle M-16 repeating rifle spanish-american war vietnam war World War I
