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Japanese troops training with a Type 11 light machine gun, Dec 1924Japanese Type 11 light machine gun, pre-1933
Japanese troops training with a Type 11 light machine gun, Dec 1924Japanese Type 11 light machine gun, pre-1933
Japanese troops guarding a section of a railway near the village of Changxindian, Hebei Province, China, west of the city of Beiping, 10 Aug 1937; seen in the 1 Sep 1937 issue of the Japanese publication AsahigraphJapanese troops in gas masks in Shanghai, China, Sep-Nov 1937, photo 1 of 2
Japanese troops guarding a section of a railway near the village of Changxindian, Hebei Province, China, west of the city of Beiping, 10 Aug 1937; seen in the 1 Sep 1937 issue of the Japanese publication AsahigraphJapanese troops in gas masks in Shanghai, China, Sep-Nov 1937, photo 1 of 2
Type 97 motorcycle, circa late 1930sType 97 motorcycle, circa late 1930s
Type 97 motorcycle, circa late 1930sType 97 motorcycle, circa late 1930s
Type 97 motorcycle, circa late 1930sUnidentified Japanese military motorcycles with Type 11 machine guns, circa late 1930s
Type 97 motorcycle, circa late 1930sUnidentified Japanese military motorcycles with Type 11 machine guns, circa late 1930s
Chinese soldier carrying captured Japanese Type 38 rifles and a Type 11 light machine gun, circa 1940sJapanese Army soldier carrying a Type 11 machine gun, China, 1940s
Chinese soldier carrying captured Japanese Type 38 rifles and a Type 11 light machine gun, circa 1940sJapanese Army soldier carrying a Type 11 machine gun, China, 1940s
Japanese Army soldier posing with a Type 26 revolver and a Type 11 machine gun, circa 1940sJapanese Army soldier with a Type 11 machine gun, circa 1940s
Japanese Army soldier posing with a Type 26 revolver and a Type 11 machine gun, circa 1940sJapanese Army soldier with a Type 11 machine gun, circa 1940s
Japanese Army soldier with Type 11 machine gun and winter gear, China, circa 1940sJapanese naval infantrymen, circa 1940s
Japanese Army soldier with Type 11 machine gun and winter gear, China, circa 1940sJapanese naval infantrymen, circa 1940s
Japanese soldier with Type 11 machine gun, circa 1940sJapanese soldiers demonstrating their Type 11 machine gun (left edge) and Type 92 machine gun, China, 1940
Japanese soldier with Type 11 machine gun, circa 1940sJapanese soldiers demonstrating their Type 11 machine gun (left edge) and Type 92 machine gun, China, 1940
Japanese Type 11 machine gun and crew in a bunker, circa 1940sTroops of the Japanese 18th Infantry Regiment at the west bank of the Han River, Battle of Zaoyang-Yichang, Hubei, China, 31 May 1940; note Type 11 light machine guns
Japanese Type 11 machine gun and crew in a bunker, circa 1940sTroops of the Japanese 18th Infantry Regiment at the west bank of the Han River, Battle of Zaoyang-Yichang, Hubei, China, 31 May 1940; note Type 11 light machine guns
Female Japanese civilians training with a Type 11 machine gun, Ryukyu Islands, Japan, Jun 1945Japanese soldiers surrendering their weapons, northeastern China, Aug-Sep 1945
Female Japanese civilians training with a Type 11 machine gun, Ryukyu Islands, Japan, Jun 1945Japanese soldiers surrendering their weapons, northeastern China, Aug-Sep 1945

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