japanese weaponery

http://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-32410001

>>33020179
Are you sure those are Japs? Looks like chink Type 63's or Type 68's.

It's a fuckup on BBC's part. Those are Type 63s, a variant of SKS made by China during the Cold War that featured detachable magazines. They're so busy binning their knives over there that they don't have time to do proper research.

>>33020234

its more likely they just used footage from theKorean or Vietnam war...

its like on shitty history channel shows when theyre talking about the eastern front wwii but they show American Battle of the Bulge footage because all they know is
>russia
>cold/snow

>>33020234
Get a life, bin that knife! At least we can ask them how late stage leftism feels and use them as an example.

>>33020735
>thinking the UK is '"""late stage leftism"""
>laughinggommunists.jpg

>another OP is an idiot and should go to reddit or youtube comments to satisfy his social attention needs?

>>33020750
Ironically the closest thing we have to a commie politician is hated by damn near everyone and is causing his party to collapse into pieces

>>33020520

>That WWI special where Patton was depicted driving an M3 Stuart

>>33023119
>The WW1 special where the Germans use Winchester lever actions.

>>33023165
>>33023119

>that WWI special where every American and German soldier had SMLEs

>>33020179
Ah yes, "Japanese weaponry" but you can clearly see the muzzle of an rpd in the smoke on the left...
We had the same in the cover for a french history book on WW2, this image is apparently "Japanese soldiers charging in China, 1940", 1940, not with those magazines and typical sks bayonets, no.