Battlefield forensics for Persian Gulf States: regional and U.S. military weapons, ammunition and headstamp markings

Content: Cover
 Half Title
 Title Page
 Copyright Page
 Contents
 Foreword
 Preface
 Debt of Gratitude
 About the Authors
 Assistant Editors
 Introduction
 I: Weapons of the Opposing Forces in the Persian Gulf, Middle East, and Other Foreign Countries
 I.1 Makarov 9mm Pistol (PM)
 Weapons Brief
 Operability
 I.2 Tariq 9mm Pistol
 Weapons Brief
 Operability
 I.3 Hungarian PA-63 Pistol
 Weapons Brief
 Operability
 I.4 Iraqi Model 74 Pistol
 Weapons Brief
 Operability
 I.5 Soviet AK-74 Assault Rifle
 Weapons Brief
 Operability
 I.6 Soviet AK-47/AKM Assault Rifles
 Weapons Brief
 Operability I.7 UZI Submachine GunWeapons Brief
 Operability
 I.8 UK L2A3/L34A1 Submachine Guns
 Weapons Brief
 Operability
 I.9 German G3 Rifle
 Weapons Brief
 Operability
 I.10 Soviet PPS-43 Submachine Gun
 Weapons Brief
 Operability
 I.11 Soviet PPSh-41 Submachine Gun
 Weapons Brief
 Operability
 I.12 Soviet Dragunov Sniper Rifle (SVD)
 Weapons Brief
 Operability
 I.13 Romanian FPK Sniper Rifle
 Weapons Brief
 Operability
 I.14 Soviet RPD Machine Gun
 Weapons Brief
 Operability
 I.15 Czechoslovakian VZ52/57 Light Machine Gun
 Weapons Brief
 Operability
 I.16 Soviet PK Machine Gun
 Operability I.17 Soviet DShK 1938/46 Heavy Machine GunWeapons Brief
 Operability
 I.18 Soviet AGS-17 Grenade Launcher
 Weapons Brief
 Operability
 I.19 Soviet RPG-7 Antitank Grenade Launcher
 Weapons Brief
 Operability
 I.20 Soviet RPG-18 Antitank Rocket Launcher
 Weapons Brief
 Operability
 I.21 Soviet SPG-9 73mm Recoilless Gun
 Weapons Brief
 Operability
 II: Foreign and U.S. Weapons Review
 Foreign and U.S. Weapons Review Sheet
 Symbols
 II.1 Foreign Handguns/Sidearms
 II.2 Foreign Submachine Guns
 II.3 Foreign Assault Rifles
 II.4 Foreign Service Rifles
 II.5 Foreign Machine Guns II.6 Foreign Anti-ArmorII.7 Foreign Grenade Launchers
 II.8 U.S. Service Pistols
 II.9 U.S. Grenade Launchers
 II.10 U.S. Assault Rifles
 II.11 U.S. Service Rifles
 II.12 U.S. Submachine Guns
 II.13 U.S. Machine Guns
 Notes
 Differences M240 Series
 Differences M3/M3A1
 Differences M1911/M1911A1
 Differences M16 Series
 III: Selector Markings and Proofmarks
 Selector Settings and Markings
 Proofmarks
 IV: Armor-Piercing Penetrators Found in the Persian Gulf/Middle East
 Penetrators
 IV.1 7.62 × 39mm Penetrators
 IV.2 7.62 × 51mm (.308 Winchester) Penetrators
 IV.3 7.62 × 54mmR Penetrators IV.4 .50 Caliber PenetratorsIV.5 12.7 × 108mm Penetrators
 IV.6 14.4 × 114mm Penetrators
 V: Headstamps
 V.1 7.62 × 39mm-Egyptian
 V.2 7.62 × 39mm-Iranian
 V.3 7.62 × 39mm-Iraqi
 V.4 7.62 × 39mm-Syrian
 V.5 7.62 × 39mm-Polish
 V.6 7.62 × 39mm-Bosnian
 V.7 7.62 × 54mmR-Albanian
 V.8 7.62 × 54mmR-Bulgarian
 V.9 7.62 × 54mmR-Chinese
 V.10 7.62 × 54mmR-Greek
 V.11 7.62 × 54mmR-Iranian
 V.12 7.62 × 54mmR-Romanian
 V.13 7.62 × 54mmR-Iraqi
 V.14 7.62 × 54mmR-Yugoslavian
 V.15 7.62 × 54mmR-Russian
 V.16 9 × 19mm-Iranian
 V.17 9 × 19mm-Iraqi
 V.18 9 × 19mm-Romanian
 V.19 9 × 19mm-Czech