In The Mummy (1999), Brendan Fraser’s character is shown loading individual rounds into his rifle, in spite of its 8 round capacity. This is consistent with French military training, as the Lebel 1886 was equipped with a magazine cutoff; so that soldiers could hold rounds “in reserve.”2yr ⋅ AnonTexan1297 ⋅ r/MovieDetails
Besieged French marines defending the Legation quarter of Peking during the Boxer Rebellion (1900, China).2yr ⋅ AnonTexan1297 ⋅ r/CombatFootage
US soldiers exchanging fire with Filipino rebels outside Taquig, Philippines (1899).2yr ⋅ AnonTexan1297 ⋅ r/CombatFootage
The Right-wing former prime minister of Pakistan, having previously tried to expand “blasphemy” laws that banned any criticism of religion...is now himself charged with blasphemy2yr ⋅ AnonTexan1297 ⋅ r/LeopardsAteMyFace
Red Army soldiers firing on rebel sailors during the final assault on Kronstadt (1921).2yr ⋅ AnonTexan1297 ⋅ r/CombatFootage
Boomers working for free and keeping wages down, all because restaurant owners couldn’t pay an actual wage...🤡🤡🤡2yr ⋅ AnonTexan1297 ⋅ r/lostgeneration
In Glory (1989), Thomas disarms and bayonets a confederate soldier exactly the way he was so harshly shown by Sgt Mulcahy earlier in the film.2yr ⋅ AnonTexan1297 ⋅ r/MovieDetails
GIGN Founder Christian Prouteau and other Groupe operatives training with MR 73 revolvers at Fort Charenton, France (February, 1978).2yr ⋅ AnonTexan1297 ⋅ r/ForgottenWeapons
