The otherwise conservative and destitute British Army took a very bold step in 1937. Since 1922, the British had been searching for a suitable light machine gun to replace its mainstay of the ...

We start with No. 6, the manually operated Gatling gun, and No. 5, the British Bren light machine gun. On "Rifleman Review," we take a look at the CrossBreed Chest Rig Holster geared for carrying ...

The Bren wasn’t the only weapon the British military considered—and another was the similar looking, Vickers-Berthier, which at first glance could be confused with the Bren. In fact, this gun ...

While the British Army still was producing its Bren Gun, ... To solve that problem the British Army rushed into development the Sten Gun, the simple weapon that cost just $10 to produce.

The Bren Gun Carriers were issued to the King’s Own Malta Regiment, six to each battalion. In Mellieħa, there were six of these armoured vehicles since the 1st Battalion KOMR was stationed in ...