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List of World War II weapons of Switzerland

List of World War II weapons of Switzerland

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This is a list of World War II weapons of Switzerland.

Small arms

Bolt Action rifles & lever action

Semi-automatic rifles

Anti-tank rifles

M41

Semi-automatic pistols

Revolvers

Light Machine guns

Machine guns

Submachine guns

Rifle Cartridges(Swiss made)

Anti-aircraft guns

Autocanons

Armoured fighting vehicles (AFVs)

Light tanks

Artillery and Anti-Tank Canons

Planes

Fighter Planes

Bomber Planes

Reconnaissance Planes

Observation Planes

Communication Planes

Transport Planes

Trainer Planes

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