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== Assorted SASR weapons == | == Assorted SASR weapons == | ||
Assorted SASR firearms stored whilst in camp during a briefing. | Assorted SASR firearms stored whilst in camp during a briefing. All the weapons have a custom camoflage paintwork, this was a universal practice of SASR weapons in the Vietnam War along with taping dressing packs to various parts of the weapons. | ||
[[Image:Assorted.jpg|thumb|none|600px|Assorted M16 and SLR's.]] | [[Image:Assorted.jpg|thumb|none|600px|Assorted M16 and SLR's.]] | ||
Revision as of 22:06, 26 March 2012
The Odd Angry Shot (1979) is an Australian film based on Australian soldiers and their experiences during the Vietnam War. It follows the departure and tour of duty of an Australian Special Air Service Regiment (SASR) reconnaissance team.
The following firearms were used throughout The Odd Angry Shot:
Australian SASR weapons
L1A1
XM16E1
M16A1 with M203 grenade launcher
M60
L9A1 Browning
Carried by Captain Golonka (not seen as it is holstered, inferred because it is the Australian Army's standard pistol)
M134 Minigun
Two mounted on RAAF UH-1 Huey Iroquois.
Assorted SASR weapons
Assorted SASR firearms stored whilst in camp during a briefing. All the weapons have a custom camoflage paintwork, this was a universal practice of SASR weapons in the Vietnam War along with taping dressing packs to various parts of the weapons.
