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== AIMS == | == AIMS == | ||
Georgi Koshkin ([[Uri Gavriel]]) can be seen using an AIMS rifle (Romanian [[AK-47#AKMS|AKMS]] clone), distinguished from the other AK's in the film by the stamped | Georgi Koshkin ([[Uri Gavriel]]) can be seen using an AIMS rifle (Romanian [[AK-47#AKMS|AKMS]] clone), distinguished from the other AK's in the film by the stamped receiver, vertical fore grip, and side-folding wire stock. His also has an orange bakelite plastic magazine and the standard slant compensator replaced with an Israeli blank-firing adapter. | ||
[[Image:RomanianAIMS std.jpg|thumb|none|400px|Romanian AIMS - 7.62x39mm.]] | [[Image:RomanianAIMS std.jpg|thumb|none|400px|Romanian AIMS - 7.62x39mm.]] | ||
Revision as of 01:44, 28 May 2009
The following weapons appear in the film Iron Eagle II:
IMI Galil
Both Israeli military personnel and members of the joint U.S./Soviet task force can be seen armed with Galil rifles during the film.
M16A1 Rifle
American M.P.'s can be seen armed with M16A1 rifles during the film.
Colt Python
Brigadier General Charles "Chappy" Sinclair (Louis Gossett, Jr.) can be seen carrying a Colt Python as his sidearm during the film, first in a hip holster, then later in a shoulder holster.
M1911A1
American MP's and Master Sergeant Downs (Maury Chaykin) can be seen carrying M1911A1 pistols as their sidearms.
FN MAG 58
Later in the film, Technical Sergeant Hickman (Jason Blicker)can be seen armed with an FN MAG 58 machine gun, abandoning it when he makes a suicide run to set off bombs planted at the base of an enemy bunker.
AK-47
The enemy soldiers in the film can be seen armed primarily with both fixed stock AK-47 and folding-stock AKS-47 rifles, all of which have Israeli blank-firing adaptors.
AIMS
Georgi Koshkin (Uri Gavriel) can be seen using an AIMS rifle (Romanian AKMS clone), distinguished from the other AK's in the film by the stamped receiver, vertical fore grip, and side-folding wire stock. His also has an orange bakelite plastic magazine and the standard slant compensator replaced with an Israeli blank-firing adapter.
Makarov PM
The Soviet members of the task force carry Makarov PM pistols as their sidearms. At one point, Koshkin uses his to shoot a basketball when the others are pestering him to play a game while he's trying to eat.
M72 LAW
There are two appearances of M72 LAW rocket launchers, both in the hands of enemy soldiers. The first one is used to knock out one of the task force's BMP-5 armored personnel carriers. The other is fired at Hickman in an attempt to kill him as he's making his run for the bunkers, but misses.
M18 Smoke Grenade
Near the end of the film, Tech. Sergeant Hickman can be seen carrying an M18 smoke grenade strapped to his chest.
Browning M3 Heavy Machine Gun
When it starts to look as if the task force might fail their mission, bombers are sent as a contingency plan, including a B-52 Stratofortress armed with four Browning M3 heavy machine guns mounted in the tail.
Mini Uzi
At one point in the film, Chappy gathers the members of the task force together and challenges them to use a pair of Mini Uzis to shoot each other, though neither side is willing to do more than fire a burst into the sand, at which point Chappy informs them of the alternate plan to use nuclear bombers to destroy the target, fallout from which would kill hundreds of innocent civilians living nearby.
