Number of .50 caliber rounds to shoot down an enemy aircraft: WWII Ships vs. Fighters vs. Bombers @WWIIUSBombers
Number of .50 caliber rounds to shoot down an enemy aircraft: WWII Ships vs. Fighters vs. Bombers @WWIIUSBombers
Uploaded July 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
The combat efficiency of a weapon's platform armament system can be defined as the number of rounds per kill. The US military collect this type of data through the war. In this video we will compare the combat efficiency of USN Ships, fighters, and bomber gunners all firing the .50 caliber machine guns at aircraft.
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Number of .50 caliber rounds to shoot down an enemy aircraft: WWII Ships vs. Fighters vs. Bombers

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