PrefaceContentsIllustrationsPart 8 Automatic Weapon Development During & After WW2 By The United StatesCh1 Automatic Gun Designations of the Armed ServicesCh2 Ordnance Corps Gas Operated Revolver CannonCh3 Ordnance Corps Power Driven Multi Barrel Revolver CannonCh4 Ordnance Corps Short Recoil-Operated Automatic Machine GunCh5 75mm American Aircraft Cannon DevelopmentCh6 Bureau of Ordnance Revolver Cannon ( Marquardt)Ch7 Bureau of Ordnance Gas Operated Aircraft Cannon (Shirgun)Ch8 Armour Aircraft Automatic Cannon & Related ModelsCh9 20mm Colt Aircraft Cannon Based on German Mauser MG-151/20Ch10 20mm Johnson Aircraft CannonCh11 Browning Caliber .50 Machine GunsCh12 Browning 37mm Aircraft Automatic CannonCh13 US Aircraft Cannon Development Based on the BIRKIGT Type 404 (Hispano-Suiza)Ch14 Ordnance Corps Light Machine Gun 7.92mmPart 9 Automatic Weapon Development During & After WW2 By Other World Powers (Except USSR & Her Satellites)Ch15 Rolls Royce Aircraft CannonCh16 Vickers Automatic 40-mm Aircraft Cannon ("S" Gun)Ch17 57mm British Automatic Aircraft CannonCh18 30mm British Aircraft Cannon (Aden)Ch19 25mm Hotchkiss Automatic GunCh20 Hispano Suiza Aircraft Cannon Development in Switzerland & Great BritainCh21 Oerlikon Automatic Cannon DevelopmentCh22 Bofors Automatic CannonCh23 23mm Madsen Automatic Aircraft CannonCh24 Krieghoff Experimental CannonCh25 Captured Rheinmetall Aircraft WeaponsCh26 Experimental 47mm Aircraft Machine Gun (Italian)Ch27 Japanese Automatic Aircraft Cannon DevelopmentIndex