...y Type 89 machine gun]], being a licensed copy of the [[Vickers E (7.7 mm)|Vickers E]] machine gun, but unlike the Army machine gun which got rechambered in J
* [[MAC 1934 (7.5 mm)|MAC 1934]]: Bad firepower compared to the Type 97's, but excellent rate of fire
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...d F1M2, these guns wreak havoc due to the sheer number of AP rounds in the belt, which tear through biplanes.
* '''7.7 mm AP belt:''' {{Annotation|AP|Armour-piercing}}{{-}}{{Annotation|AP|Armour-piercing}}
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...is recommended. Unlike the original American variant, the British Default belt is somewhat usable due to a lower amount of ball rounds, but researching th
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| link = Vickers Mk.E
The '''7.7 mm Vickers E''' is a British aircraft machine gun from World War I and the interwar pe
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...ed targets belt is fairly ineffective against aircraft and the air targets belt does next to nothing to armoured ground units.
* 8 mm Steel plate behind pilot's seat
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...ed targets belt is fairly ineffective against aircraft and the air targets belt does next to nothing to armoured ground units.
* 8 mm Steel - Behind pilot's chair
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...the ineffectiveness of the AI rounds due to tiny explosive filler, uses of belt with only the API-T and API are recommended as both rounds has a high chanc
! {{Annotation|Feed Type|Denotes whether belt, drum or magazine fed ammunition}}
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...le as an offensive armament or gunpod, in addition to the defensive turret(s)</small>
...not focus on any role but rather tries to fulfill all of them in the same belt. It keeps damaging planes until 1,500 m distance.
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...7 mm Steel - Various armour plate protecting the underside of the aircraft's engine
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...of attacker, such as air spawn. It is also placed much lower in BR than it's fighter equivalent, due to only having anti-tank ammunition and semi-automa
* 16.9 mm Steel - Armour plate in pilot's seat
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...od was a carrier-borne, biplane fighter which entered service with Britain's Fleet Air Arm in 1931. By 1934, full-scale production of Nimrod Mk I fighte
...imrod Mk II is a rank I plane for Britain. It is a biplane with 2 x 7.7 mm Vickers machine guns. The main difference between it and the Mk. I is the slightly
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...n the LBC mk.I. Unlocking the 7 mm ammo gives access to the Universal AP-I belt as one works up to the bomb racks for 18 x 250 or 9 x 500. After that, you
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* 9 mm Steel plate in the pilot's seat.
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...e LBC mk.I. Unlocking the 7 mm ammo gives access to the ''Universal'' AP-I belt as one works up to the bomb racks for 18 x 250 lb or 9 x 500 lb. After that
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* 9 mm Steel plate in the pilot's seat.
Unlocking the 7 mm ammo gives access to the "Universal" AP-I belt as one works up to the bomb racks for 18 x 250 lb or 9 x 500 lb. After that
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...mited time for the 2014 anniversary of the [[wt:en/news/421--en|A-20 Havoc's first flight]], later it appeared in the [[Warbonds]] shop as part of the t
...enemy plane's engine 2) Set the enemy plane on fire 3) Knock out the plane's pilot (from shots that go astray).
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...er for Kawasaki. The Ki-10 was the winner of the contract against Nakajima's Ki-11, a low-wing monoplane, as the Army preferred the more manoeuvrable bi
...alls and spins. Its 7.7 mm guns have low fire rate and poor belts. Stealth belt is the best choice. The Ki-10-I should not attack armoured targets or bombe
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...alls and spins. Its 7.7 mm guns have low fire rate and poor belts. Stealth belt is the best choice. The Ki-10-I should not attack armoured targets or bombe
...kpit, all three critical components relatively crammed together. The pilot's toolbox had to contain situational awareness as he needed to know where the
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...anese bomber to get access to any significant armour protection, and there's plenty of it to be found. Pilots will find the Ki-49 versatile in air battl
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Armour is not on the operator's side in the M163, as it is thin enough to be destroyed by 12.7 mm machine g
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