MG 15 - Revision history

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Mateogala at 13:19, 24 August 2023

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	''(1930 - 1940)''		''(1930 - 1940)''

			*'''Type''' - Machine Gun
	*'''Place of origin''' - Nazi Germany		*'''Place of origin''' - Nazi Germany
	*'''Production''' - 1930s - 1940		*'''Production''' - 1930s - 1940

Mateogala at 11:27, 24 August 2023

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			''(1930 - 1940)''

	*'''Place of origin''' - Nazi Germany		*'''Place of origin''' - Nazi Germany
	*'''Production''' - 1930s - 1940		*'''Production''' - 1930s - 1940

Mateogala at 11:24, 24 August 2023

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Mateogala at 21:44, 13 February 2023

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	The [[MG 17]] is the MG 15's fixed-mount sibling.		The [[MG 17]] is the MG 15's fixed-mount sibling.

	The MG 15 was produced under license in Japan as the '''Type 98''' flexible-mounted machine gun in the Imperial Japanese Army and as the '''Type 1''' machine gun in the Imperial Japanese Navy. The Type 98 was initially produced in 7.92mm Mauser but was later changed to the same 7.7x58mmSR cartridge as the Army's [[Vickers#Type 97 Aircraft Machine Gun\|Type 89]] machine gun; the 7.7mm version was designated '''Type 98 Otsu''' ("otsu" in this context being analogous to "B") with the 7.92mm version retroactively designated '''Type 98 Kou''' ("A"). The Navy's Type 1 was chambered in 7.7x56mmR (.303 British), ensuring ammo compatibility with their Type 97 and [[Lewis Gun#Type 92\|Type 92]] machine guns. On the flip side, this meant the Army and Navy guns were ''not'' able to use the same ammo, a typical example of the state of the relationship between the two services.		The MG 15 was produced under license in Japan as the '''Type 98''' flexible-mounted machine gun in the Imperial Japanese Army and as the '''Type 1''' machine gun in the Imperial Japanese Navy. The Type 98 was initially produced in 7.92mm Mauser but was later changed to the same 7.7x58mmSR cartridge as the Army's [[Vickers#Type 97 Aircraft Machine Gun\|Type 89]] machine gun; the 7.7mm version was designated '''Type 98 Otsu''' ("otsu" in this context being analogous to "B") with the 7.92mm version retroactively designated '''Type 98 Kou''' ("A"). The Navy's Type 1 was chambered in 7.7x56mmR (.303 British), ensuring ammo compatibility with their [[Vickers#Type_97_Aircraft_Machine_Gun\|Type 97]] and [[Lewis Gun#Type 92\|Type 92]] machine guns. On the flip side, this meant the Army and Navy guns were ''not'' able to use the same ammo, a typical example of the state of the relationship between the two services.

	= Specifications =		= Specifications =

Alex T Snow at 19:47, 10 January 2023

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Alex T Snow at 04:05, 8 January 2023

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	The [[MG 17]] is the MG 15's fixed-mount sibling.		The [[MG 17]] is the MG 15's fixed-mount sibling.

	The MG 15 was produced under license in Japan as the '''Type 98''' flexible-mounted machine gun in the Imperial Japanese Army and as the '''Type 1''' machine gun in the Imperial Japanese Navy. The Type 98 was initially produced in 7.92mm Mauser but was later changed to the same 7.7x58mmSR cartridge as the Army's [[Vickers#Type 97 Aircraft Machine Gun\|Type 89]] machine gun; the 7.7mm version was designated Type 98 Otsu ("otsu" in this context being analogous to "B") with the 7.92mm version retroactively designated Type 98 Kou ("A"). The Navy's Type 1 was chambered in 7.7x56mmR (.303 British), ensuring ammo compatibility with their Type 97 and [[Lewis Gun#Type 92\|Type 92]] machine guns. On the flip side, this meant the Army and Navy guns were ''not'' able to use the same ammo, a typical example of the state of the relationship between the two services.		The MG 15 was produced under license in Japan as the '''Type 98''' flexible-mounted machine gun in the Imperial Japanese Army and as the '''Type 1''' machine gun in the Imperial Japanese Navy. The Type 98 was initially produced in 7.92mm Mauser but was later changed to the same 7.7x58mmSR cartridge as the Army's [[Vickers#Type 97 Aircraft Machine Gun\|Type 89]] machine gun; the 7.7mm version was designated '''Type 98 Otsu''' ("otsu" in this context being analogous to "B") with the 7.92mm version retroactively designated '''Type 98 Kou''' ("A"). The Navy's Type 1 was chambered in 7.7x56mmR (.303 British), ensuring ammo compatibility with their Type 97 and [[Lewis Gun#Type 92\|Type 92]] machine guns. On the flip side, this meant the Army and Navy guns were ''not'' able to use the same ammo, a typical example of the state of the relationship between the two services.

	= Specifications =		= Specifications =

Alex T Snow at 03:59, 8 January 2023

2023-01-08T03:59:56Z

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	The [[MG 17]] is the MG 15's fixed-mount sibling.		The [[MG 17]] is the MG 15's fixed-mount sibling.

	The MG 15 was produced under license in Japan as the '''Type 98 flexible-mounted machine gun~~'''~~ in the Imperial Japanese Army and as the '''Type 1 ~~machine gun~~''' in the Imperial Japanese Navy. The Type 98 was initially produced in 7.92mm Mauser but was later changed to the same 7.7x58mmSR cartridge as the Army's [[Vickers#Type 97 Aircraft Machine Gun\|Type 89]] machine gun; the 7.7mm version was designated Type 98 Otsu ("otsu" in this context being analogous to "B") with the 7.92mm version retroactively designated Type 98 Kou ("A"). The Navy's Type 1 was chambered in 7.7x56mmR (.303 British), ensuring ammo compatibility with their Type 97 and [[Lewis Gun#Type 92\|Type 92]] machine guns. On the flip side, this meant the Army and Navy guns were ''not'' able to use the same ammo, a typical example of the state of the relationship between the two services.		The MG 15 was produced under license in Japan as the '''Type 98''' flexible-mounted machine gun in the Imperial Japanese Army and as the '''Type 1''' machine gun in the Imperial Japanese Navy. The Type 98 was initially produced in 7.92mm Mauser but was later changed to the same 7.7x58mmSR cartridge as the Army's [[Vickers#Type 97 Aircraft Machine Gun\|Type 89]] machine gun; the 7.7mm version was designated Type 98 Otsu ("otsu" in this context being analogous to "B") with the 7.92mm version retroactively designated Type 98 Kou ("A"). The Navy's Type 1 was chambered in 7.7x56mmR (.303 British), ensuring ammo compatibility with their Type 97 and [[Lewis Gun#Type 92\|Type 92]] machine guns. On the flip side, this meant the Army and Navy guns were ''not'' able to use the same ammo, a typical example of the state of the relationship between the two services.

	= Specifications =		= Specifications =

Alex T Snow at 23:54, 7 January 2023

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	:''This article is about the aircraft machine gun produced in the 1930s. For the World War I light machine gun, see [[Bergmann MG 15nA]].''		:''This article is about the aircraft machine gun produced in the 1930s. For the World War I light machine gun, see [[Bergmann MG 15nA]].''

	The '''MG 15''' is a German aircraft machine gun adopted by the Luftwaffe as a flexible-mounted machine gun in the 1930s. By 1941, it was phased out from air service by other machine guns (such as the [[MG 81]], MG 81Z, [[MG 131]], and [[~~MG 151 cannon\|~~MG 151]]) and some examples were converted for infantry use near the end of the war.		The '''MG 15''' is a German aircraft machine gun adopted by the Luftwaffe as a flexible-mounted machine gun in the 1930s. By 1941, it was phased out from air service by other machine guns (such as the [[MG 81]], MG 81Z, [[MG 131]], and [[MG 151]]) and some examples were converted for infantry use near the end of the war.

	The [[MG 17]] is the MG 15's fixed-mount sibling.		The [[MG 17]] is the MG 15's fixed-mount sibling.