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IBM, Smith Corona and other firms produced the M1 Carbine during World War II, while Ford made helmets during the First World War. So I can see how the rumor started.

Those are M1910 pattern Maxims. Same era, but these were produced as late as the Korean War. These are water cooled and fire the same 7.62x54mmR ammo as modern Soviet/Russian machine guns that Ukraine uses. So it will more than get the job done.

Thank you for the insight, and link. However, I didn't mean to imply that the RL-83 was the primary weapon to destroy the Syrian tanks in the Yom Kippur War. I wrote, "The RL-83 was further credited with destroying many of the Syrian’s 500-plus vehicles, which included 260 to 300 T-55 and T-62...

Hello-- I'm one of Mike Humphries contributors, and it has taken me a while to make a formal introduction. I regularly write about old military machine guns and some of the pop culture topics, such as the movie misfires. When I'm not out buying new small arms for the collection, I'll be watching...