Just how many SG-44s would be available in Eastern Europe in T2K?
Japanese weapons could often be dangerous to the user as well as the enemy: the Nambu pistol sometimes had a habit of exploding in the shooter's hand. Then there was the Type 92 machine gun: used 30-round strips instead of belts, and was so heavy it took four men to carry the weapon on its tripod. This was the MG that Marines called "The Woodpecker" because of its sound when fired.
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Treat everyone you meet with kindness and respect, but always have a plan to kill them.
Old USMC Adage
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