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Talk:The Dirty Dozen: The Deadly Mission
Once again, these Thompsons are not M1928s, but rathere M1A1s. Notice the location of the bolt actuators, the lack of a compensator, and the shape of the rear sight guard. --Funkychinaman 07:36, 21 February 2010 (UTC)
Unidentified Guns
As I've said before I know little about firearms and any identifications I make are based on pure happenstance. Rather than risk looking foolish I'll just post all these here as "unknowns" until someone identifies them. - Kooshmeister
Patrol Boat Guns
The German patrol boat that the Dozen attack has a pair of big machine guns mounted on it, which are used on them by a sailor and by the patrol boat lieutenant.
Belt-Fed Machine Gun
During the attack on the St. Francis abbey, the Dozen get pinned down by a pair of Germans operating a belt-fed machine gun up on a balcony, who kill two of their number, until Major Wright disposes of the Germans with a hand grenade.
Rifles
As in The Fatal Mission, the Dozen train using rifles with bayonets on them. I'm unsure if these are the same kind used in Fatal Mission though.
Long-Barreled Machine Gun
At the climax of the film, Fontenac, mortally wounded, uses this machine gun to pin down the Germans so Wright and the rest and escape aboard a plane. May be the same as the boat guns above.
