Breda-SAFAT machine gun - Revision history

Mateogala: /* Video Games */

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			\| ''[[Hidden & Dangerous 2]]'' \|\| \|\| \|\| Breda-SAFAT Machine Gun \|\| 2003
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	\| ''[[Forgotten Hope 2]]'' \|\| \|\| \|\| Mounted on Macchi C.200 Saetta and Macchi C.202 Folgore fighters\|\| 2012		\| ''[[Forgotten Hope 2]]'' \|\| \|\| \|\| Mounted on Macchi C.200 Saetta and Macchi C.202 Folgore fighters\|\| 2012

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	\| ''[[Porco Rosso]]'' \|\| \|\| 7.7x56mmR; mounted on Savoia Marchetti S.55 \|\| 1992		\| ''[[Porco Rosso]]'' \|\| \|\| 7.7x56mmR; mounted on Savoia Marchetti S.55 \|\| 1992
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	\| ''[[Strike Witches: Operation Victory Arrow]]'' \|\| \|\| 12.7mm, mounted in P.108 bombers \|\| 2014-2015		\| ''[[Strike Witches: Operation Victory Arrow]]'' \|\| \|\| 12.7mm, mounted in P.108 bombers \|\| 2014-2015
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			\| ''[[Luminous Witches]]'' \|\| \|\| 12.7mm, mounted in C.R.42 fighters \|\| 2022
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Mateogala: /* Video Games */

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	\| ''[[World of Warships: Legends]]'' \|\| \|\| \|\| 7.7x56mmR; mounted on IMAM Ro.43 reconnaissance biplanes\|\| 2019		\| ''[[World of Warships: Legends]]'' \|\| \|\| \|\| 7.7x56mmR; mounted on IMAM Ro.43 reconnaissance biplanes\|\| 2019
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	\| ''[[Enlisted]]'' \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| 2021		\| rowspan=2\|''[[Enlisted]]'' \|\| \|\|\|\| Breda-SAFAT Machine Gun \|\| rowspan=2\| 2021
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			\|\|\|\|\|Breda-SAFAT Light Machine Gun
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Alex T Snow at 23:54, 7 January 2023

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	[[File:Breda-SAFATlightmg.jpg\|thumb\|right\|400px\|Breda-SAFAT machine gun - 7.7x56mmR]]		[[File:Breda-SAFATlightmg.jpg\|thumb\|right\|400px\|Breda-SAFAT machine gun - 7.7x56mmR]]

	The Breda-SAFAT machine guns are a pair of related aircraft machine guns developed by Italy during the early 1930s. The smaller gun was developed from the [[Browning M1919]] and chambered for 7.7x56mmR (Italian-produced .303 British) while its larger sibling was developed from the Browning M1921 (which would soon become the [[Browning M2]]) and chambered in 12.7x81mmSR (Italian-produced .50 Vickers). The 12.7mm gun was equipped on basically every Italian fighter aircraft of the mid 1930s through World War II, as well as as defensive armament on bombers and other such aircraft, while the 7.7mm gun was also used in defensive positions and as a supplementary weapon to the 12.7mms on some fighters. As rifle-caliber machine guns were quickly deemed ineffective during the war, many fighter pilots had the 7.7mm guns removed to save weight; many late-war fighter aircraft would instead feature German [[MG 151 ~~cannon~~\|MG 151/20]] cannons to supplement the 12.7mm MGs. Although they weren't used in aircraft after WWII, some Breda-SAFAT machine guns were kept in service as AA weapons and similar into the 1980s.		The Breda-SAFAT machine guns are a pair of related aircraft machine guns developed by Italy during the early 1930s. The smaller gun was developed from the [[Browning M1919]] and chambered for 7.7x56mmR (Italian-produced .303 British) while its larger sibling was developed from the Browning M1921 (which would soon become the [[Browning M2]]) and chambered in 12.7x81mmSR (Italian-produced .50 Vickers). The 12.7mm gun was equipped on basically every Italian fighter aircraft of the mid 1930s through World War II, as well as as defensive armament on bombers and other such aircraft, while the 7.7mm gun was also used in defensive positions and as a supplementary weapon to the 12.7mms on some fighters. As rifle-caliber machine guns were quickly deemed ineffective during the war, many fighter pilots had the 7.7mm guns removed to save weight; many late-war fighter aircraft would instead feature German [[MG 151\|MG 151/20]] cannons to supplement the 12.7mm MGs. Although they weren't used in aircraft after WWII, some Breda-SAFAT machine guns were kept in service as AA weapons and similar into the 1980s.

	The Japanese [[Ho-103]] machine gun, also developed from the Browning M1921, is chambered for the same Italian 12.7x81mmSR cartridge.		The Japanese [[Ho-103]] machine gun, also developed from the Browning M1921, is chambered for the same Italian 12.7x81mmSR cartridge.

Alex T Snow at 23:00, 7 January 2023

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	The Breda-SAFAT machine guns are a pair of related aircraft machine guns developed by Italy during the early 1930s. The smaller gun was developed from the [[Browning M1919]] and chambered for 7.7x56mmR (Italian-produced .303 British) while its larger sibling was developed from the Browning M1921 (which would soon become the [[Browning M2]]) and chambered in 12.7x81mmSR (Italian-produced .50 Vickers). The 12.7mm gun was equipped on basically every Italian fighter aircraft of the mid 1930s through World War II, as well as as defensive armament on bombers and other such aircraft, while the 7.7mm gun was also used in defensive positions and as a supplementary weapon to the 12.7mms on some fighters. As rifle-caliber machine guns were quickly deemed ineffective during the war, many fighter pilots had the 7.7mm guns removed to save weight; many late-war fighter aircraft would instead feature German [[MG 151 cannon\|MG 151/20]] cannons to supplement the 12.7mm MGs. Although they weren't used in aircraft after WWII, some Breda-SAFAT machine guns were kept in service as AA weapons and similar into the 1980s.		The Breda-SAFAT machine guns are a pair of related aircraft machine guns developed by Italy during the early 1930s. The smaller gun was developed from the [[Browning M1919]] and chambered for 7.7x56mmR (Italian-produced .303 British) while its larger sibling was developed from the Browning M1921 (which would soon become the [[Browning M2]]) and chambered in 12.7x81mmSR (Italian-produced .50 Vickers). The 12.7mm gun was equipped on basically every Italian fighter aircraft of the mid 1930s through World War II, as well as as defensive armament on bombers and other such aircraft, while the 7.7mm gun was also used in defensive positions and as a supplementary weapon to the 12.7mms on some fighters. As rifle-caliber machine guns were quickly deemed ineffective during the war, many fighter pilots had the 7.7mm guns removed to save weight; many late-war fighter aircraft would instead feature German [[MG 151 cannon\|MG 151/20]] cannons to supplement the 12.7mm MGs. Although they weren't used in aircraft after WWII, some Breda-SAFAT machine guns were kept in service as AA weapons and similar into the 1980s.

	The Japanese [[~~Browning M2#Ho-103\|~~Ho-103]] machine gun, also developed from the Browning M1921, is chambered for the same Italian 12.7x81mmSR cartridge.		The Japanese [[Ho-103]] machine gun, also developed from the Browning M1921, is chambered for the same Italian 12.7x81mmSR cartridge.

	'''The Breda-SAFAT machine gun appears in the following films and video games used by the following actors:'''		'''The Breda-SAFAT machine gun appears in the following films and video games used by the following actors:'''

HighPhigh at 05:16, 25 August 2022

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	\| ''[[Forgotten Hope 2]]'' \|\| \|\| \|\| Mounted on Macchi C.200 Saetta and Macchi C.202 Folgore fighters\|\| 2012		\| ''[[Forgotten Hope 2]]'' \|\| \|\| \|\| Mounted on Macchi C.200 Saetta and Macchi C.202 Folgore fighters\|\| 2012
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			\| ''[[World of Warships: Legends]]'' \|\| \|\| \|\| 7.7x56mmR; mounted on IMAM Ro.43 reconnaissance biplanes\|\| 2019
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			\| ''[[Enlisted]]'' \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| 2021
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	!align=center bgcolor=#D0E7FF width="80"\|'''Air Date'''		!align=center bgcolor=#D0E7FF width="80"\|'''Air Date'''
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	\| ''[[Porco Rosso]]'' \|\| \|\| mounted on Savoia Marchetti S.55~~; 7.7x56mmR version~~ \|\| 1992		\| ''[[Porco Rosso]]'' \|\| \|\| 7.7x56mmR; mounted on Savoia Marchetti S.55 \|\| 1992
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	\| ''[[Strike Witches 2]]'' \|\| \|\| 12.7mm, mounted in C.202 fighters \|\| 2012		\| ''[[Strike Witches 2]]'' \|\| \|\| 12.7mm, mounted in C.202 fighters \|\| 2012

Alex T Snow at 04:10, 25 August 2022

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	[[File:Breda-SAFATlightmg.jpg\|thumb\|right\|400px\|Breda-SAFAT machine gun - 7.7x56mmR]]		[[File:Breda-SAFATlightmg.jpg\|thumb\|right\|400px\|Breda-SAFAT machine gun - 7.7x56mmR]]

	The Breda-SAFAT machine guns are a pair of related aircraft machine guns developed by Italy during the early 1930s. The smaller gun was developed from the [[Browning M1919]] and chambered for 7.7x56mmR (Italian-produced .303 British) while its larger sibling was developed from the Browning M1921 (which would soon become the [[Browning M2]]) and chambered in 12.7x81mmSR (Italian-produced .50 Vickers). The 12.7mm gun was equipped on basically every Italian fighter aircraft of the mid 1930s ~~though~~ World War II, as well as as defensive armament on bombers and other such aircraft, while the 7.7mm gun was also used in defensive positions and as a supplementary weapon to the 12.7mms on some fighters. As rifle-caliber machine guns were quickly deemed ineffective during the war, many fighter pilots had the 7.7mm guns removed to save weight; many late-war fighter aircraft would instead feature German [[MG 151 cannon\|MG 151/20]] cannons to supplement the 12.7mm MGs. Although they weren't used in aircraft after WWII, some Breda-SAFAT machine guns were kept in service as AA weapons and similar into the 1980s.		The Breda-SAFAT machine guns are a pair of related aircraft machine guns developed by Italy during the early 1930s. The smaller gun was developed from the [[Browning M1919]] and chambered for 7.7x56mmR (Italian-produced .303 British) while its larger sibling was developed from the Browning M1921 (which would soon become the [[Browning M2]]) and chambered in 12.7x81mmSR (Italian-produced .50 Vickers). The 12.7mm gun was equipped on basically every Italian fighter aircraft of the mid 1930s through World War II, as well as as defensive armament on bombers and other such aircraft, while the 7.7mm gun was also used in defensive positions and as a supplementary weapon to the 12.7mms on some fighters. As rifle-caliber machine guns were quickly deemed ineffective during the war, many fighter pilots had the 7.7mm guns removed to save weight; many late-war fighter aircraft would instead feature German [[MG 151 cannon\|MG 151/20]] cannons to supplement the 12.7mm MGs. Although they weren't used in aircraft after WWII, some Breda-SAFAT machine guns were kept in service as AA weapons and similar into the 1980s.

	The Japanese [[Browning M2#Ho-103\|Ho-103]] machine gun, also developed from the Browning M1921, is chambered for the same Italian 12.7x81mmSR cartridge.		The Japanese [[Browning M2#Ho-103\|Ho-103]] machine gun, also developed from the Browning M1921, is chambered for the same Italian 12.7x81mmSR cartridge.

Alex T Snow at 02:36, 25 August 2022

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			[[File:12.7mmBreda-SAFAT.jpg\|thumb\|right\|400px\|Breda-SAFAT machine gun - 12.7x81mmSR]]
			[[File:Breda-SAFATlightmg.jpg\|thumb\|right\|400px\|Breda-SAFAT machine gun - 7.7x56mmR]]

			The Breda-SAFAT machine guns are a pair of related aircraft machine guns developed by Italy during the early 1930s. The smaller gun was developed from the [[Browning M1919]] and chambered for 7.7x56mmR (Italian-produced .303 British) while its larger sibling was developed from the Browning M1921 (which would soon become the [[Browning M2]]) and chambered in 12.7x81mmSR (Italian-produced .50 Vickers). The 12.7mm gun was equipped on basically every Italian fighter aircraft of the mid 1930s though World War II, as well as as defensive armament on bombers and other such aircraft, while the 7.7mm gun was also used in defensive positions and as a supplementary weapon to the 12.7mms on some fighters. As rifle-caliber machine guns were quickly deemed ineffective during the war, many fighter pilots had the 7.7mm guns removed to save weight; many late-war fighter aircraft would instead feature German [[MG 151 cannon\|MG 151/20]] cannons to supplement the 12.7mm MGs. Although they weren't used in aircraft after WWII, some Breda-SAFAT machine guns were kept in service as AA weapons and similar into the 1980s.

			The Japanese [[Browning M2#Ho-103\|Ho-103]] machine gun, also developed from the Browning M1921, is chambered for the same Italian 12.7x81mmSR cartridge.

	'''The Breda-SAFAT machine gun appears in the following films and video games used by the following actors:'''		'''The Breda-SAFAT machine gun appears in the following films and video games used by the following actors:'''
	~~[[File:12.7mmBreda-SAFAT.jpg\|thumb\|right\|400px\|Breda-SAFAT machine gun - 12.7x81mmSR]]~~

	===Video Games===		===Video Games===

Alex T Snow at 22:27, 11 June 2022

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	\| ''[[Porco Rosso]]'' \|\| \|\| mounted on Savoia Marchetti S.55; 7.7x56mmR version \|\| 1992		\| ''[[Porco Rosso]]'' \|\| \|\| mounted on Savoia Marchetti S.55; 7.7x56mmR version \|\| 1992
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	\| ''[[Strike Witches 2]]'' \|\| \|\| mounted in ~~Romagnan Macchi~~ C.202 ~~Folgore~~ fighters \|\| 2012		\| ''[[Strike Witches 2]]'' \|\| \|\| 12.7mm, mounted in C.202 fighters \|\| 2012
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	\| ''[[Strike Witches: Operation Victory Arrow]]'' \|\| \|\| mounted in ~~Piaggio~~ P.~~108B~~ bombers \|\| 2014 - 2015		\| ''[[Strike Witches: Operation Victory Arrow]]'' \|\| \|\| 12.7mm, mounted in P.108 bombers \|\| 2014-2015
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Pustelga7 at 15:16, 1 February 2021

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	{{Clear}}		{{Clear}}

			==See Also==
			* [[Breda Meccanica Bresciana]] - A list of all weapons produced by Breda.

	[[Category:Gun]]		[[Category:Gun]]
	[[Category:Machine Gun]]		[[Category:Machine Gun]]

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	\| ''[[Porco Rosso]]'' \|\| \|\| 7.7x56mmR; mounted on Savoia Marchetti S.55 \|\| 1992		\| ''[[Porco Rosso]]'' \|\| \|\| 7.7x56mmR; mounted on Savoia Marchetti S.55 \|\| 1992
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	\| ''[[Strike Witches: Operation Victory Arrow]]'' \|\| \|\| 12.7mm, mounted in P.108 bombers \|\| 2014-2015		\| ''[[Strike Witches: Operation Victory Arrow]]'' \|\| \|\| 12.7mm, mounted in P.108 bombers \|\| 2014-2015
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			\| ''[[Luminous Witches]]'' \|\| \|\| 12.7mm, mounted in C.R.42 fighters \|\| 2022
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	[[File:Breda-SAFATlightmg.jpg\|thumb\|right\|400px\|Breda-SAFAT machine gun - 7.7x56mmR]]		[[File:Breda-SAFATlightmg.jpg\|thumb\|right\|400px\|Breda-SAFAT machine gun - 7.7x56mmR]]

	The Breda-SAFAT machine guns are a pair of related aircraft machine guns developed by Italy during the early 1930s. The smaller gun was developed from the [[Browning M1919]] and chambered for 7.7x56mmR (Italian-produced .303 British) while its larger sibling was developed from the Browning M1921 (which would soon become the [[Browning M2]]) and chambered in 12.7x81mmSR (Italian-produced .50 Vickers). The 12.7mm gun was equipped on basically every Italian fighter aircraft of the mid 1930s ~~though~~ World War II, as well as as defensive armament on bombers and other such aircraft, while the 7.7mm gun was also used in defensive positions and as a supplementary weapon to the 12.7mms on some fighters. As rifle-caliber machine guns were quickly deemed ineffective during the war, many fighter pilots had the 7.7mm guns removed to save weight; many late-war fighter aircraft would instead feature German [[MG 151 cannon\|MG 151/20]] cannons to supplement the 12.7mm MGs. Although they weren't used in aircraft after WWII, some Breda-SAFAT machine guns were kept in service as AA weapons and similar into the 1980s.		The Breda-SAFAT machine guns are a pair of related aircraft machine guns developed by Italy during the early 1930s. The smaller gun was developed from the [[Browning M1919]] and chambered for 7.7x56mmR (Italian-produced .303 British) while its larger sibling was developed from the Browning M1921 (which would soon become the [[Browning M2]]) and chambered in 12.7x81mmSR (Italian-produced .50 Vickers). The 12.7mm gun was equipped on basically every Italian fighter aircraft of the mid 1930s through World War II, as well as as defensive armament on bombers and other such aircraft, while the 7.7mm gun was also used in defensive positions and as a supplementary weapon to the 12.7mms on some fighters. As rifle-caliber machine guns were quickly deemed ineffective during the war, many fighter pilots had the 7.7mm guns removed to save weight; many late-war fighter aircraft would instead feature German [[MG 151 cannon\|MG 151/20]] cannons to supplement the 12.7mm MGs. Although they weren't used in aircraft after WWII, some Breda-SAFAT machine guns were kept in service as AA weapons and similar into the 1980s.

	The Japanese [[Browning M2#Ho-103\|Ho-103]] machine gun, also developed from the Browning M1921, is chambered for the same Italian 12.7x81mmSR cartridge.		The Japanese [[Browning M2#Ho-103\|Ho-103]] machine gun, also developed from the Browning M1921, is chambered for the same Italian 12.7x81mmSR cartridge.