Top 5 Weapons that will Own in Call of Duty 5

When the new Call of Duty game comes out, I hope that me and other high schoolers will be able to use the following weapons in the game. The top five weapons of World War II are classified in two categories: Axis weapons and Allied weapons. 

Axis Weapons
STG44- This was an assault rifle developed by the Nazi Army in later stages of the war. It was reserved for members of the Waffen-SS (I don't know how to spell the longer version of SS). The assault rifle combined the accuracy of a rifle with the fire rate of a submachine gun. The STG44 was extremely similar to the MP44 in design, so I will not write about that today. One of the reasons I think that the STG44 is important is because it heavily influenced the design of the AK47. Just look at the pictures:

MG42- This was a heavy machine-gun again used primarily by the Waffen-SS. Unlike the STG44, it was not developed near the end of the war, in fact, it was used in campaigns in Africa. Its ammunition could be held in boxes or in belts. There would be a two man team when it was being fired. One man would fire the gun and the other would help with the feeding of the ammunition.

MP40- This was a submachine gun, it was the Nazi equivalent to the American Thompson submachine gun. It fired at a high rate, and had a high damage rate. It used 25 round magazine cartriges, and it could be carried by one man.

V2 Rocket- This weapon was used in the end of the war as a desperate attempt by the German military to take revenge on Great Britain. While it killed many less people than the earlier V1 rocket, the V2 was a ballistic missile, and was the pioneer of nuclear missiles. After the war, the lead scientist in charge of their production was given the opportunity to work at NASA as a space specialist.

Luger Pistol- The Luger was a pistol reserved for the SS only. It was of high importance, more as an accessory than an actual weapon. It was crafted for beauty, but was unfortunately used as an execution tool. If American soldiers were caught with Lugers, they would be shot by the Nazis.

Allied Weapons

Bren Gun- This weapon was a light machine-gun used by the British army. It had two "legs" for stabilization, and was fed bullets through a magazine which was attached to the top of the rifle. The Bren was important because its dimensions and weight enabled one soldier

to carry it, and that one soldier could move with it at fast speeds. Therefore, it had the advantage of a machine gun that was fully adaptable to it

s environment. 

Thompson Gun- The Thompson was an American submachine gun used for the entire length of the war. It was made famous during the Prohibition era, where gangsters such as Al Capone would use them to gun down enemies. The Thompson was fed with either 20 round "box" magazines, or 50-100 round "drum" magazines. The Thompson was usually reserved for squad leaders and platoon leaders.

Sten Gun- The STEN gun was

 a British submachine gun that was used by special forces troops as well as infantry. There were 6 variants of the STEN and there were many silenced models. STEN was an acronym for the guns designers. The STEN gun was a popular weapon choice for resistance groups, as it had a 9mm bullet and a high powered maga

zine.

Springfield Rifle- The Springfield was a sniper rifle used by the American Infantry units. It was bolt-action powered and could fire four bullets per magazine. The Springfield paved the way for modern sniper rifles such as the M4A03 and the R700 which are used around the wo

rld today.

                                                                           

Little Boy- Finally, the top allied weapon during the war by far was the Little Boy atomic bomb. About 9 feet long, this plutonium fueled nuclear bomb killed over 100,000 people in the japanese city of Hiroshima. It completely flattened the town and vaporized almost all that were within 3 miles of the blast radius.