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Submachine gun
/sˈʌbməʃˌiːn ɡˈʌn/
/sˈʌbməʃˌiːn ɡˈʌn/
SMG
sub-machine gun
Submachine gun
submachine gun
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Example
Submachine guns are valued for their compact size and rapid-fire capabilities in close-quarters combat.
The submachine gun became popular during World War II for its effectiveness in urban warfare and jungle environments.
The soldier carried a submachine gun during the covert operation to eliminate enemy sentries silently.
He trained extensively with the submachine gun to master its recoil control and quick reload techniques.
Law enforcement officers rely on submachine guns for tactical operations requiring swift and precise firepower.