Weapons

Military technology has changed in the precipice world, with who made what when being different. Hopefully, this list will help keep these details straight. If you can provide a link, either to this wiki or wikipedia, that should help people look further into the further details, but if you link to wikipedia then a description of changes should be noted next to the list item.

Russian
Degtyaryov machine gun (1928, 12.7mm machine gun)

SVD Dragunov (1963, 7.62mm sniper rifle)

AKM (1959, 7.26mm assault rifle)

PK (1965, 7.62mm general purpose machine gun)

German
StG 44 (1944, 7.92mm assault rifle. Not produced by Nazi's in this world)

MG 34 (1934, 7.92mm machine gun. Not produced by Nazis in this world)

MG 42 (1942, 7.92mm machine gun. Not produced by Nazis in this world)

MG-3 (1960, 7.62mm machine gun)

HK-33 (1960, 5.56mm assault rifle)

MP5 (1966, 9mm submachine gun)

G3 (1959, 7.62mm assault rifle)

Polish
[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sa_58 Kbk. wz. 1958] (1958, 7.62mm standard issue rifle)

[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uk_vz._59 Ukt. wz. 1959] (1959, 7.62mm general purpose machine gun)

French
FAMAS (1975, 5.56mm assault rifle; close to FAMAS G2, fiber glass handguards, enlarged trigger guards.)

FR F1 (1966; 7.5mm bolt action sniper rifle)

MAS-67 (1967, 7.5mm rifle; modernized MAS-49, lighter, can have underslung attachments and scopes)

AA-52 (1952, 7.5mm machine gun)

Austrian
Steyr AUG (1975, 5.56mm assault rifle)

Ethiopian
EStG 44 (1970, Ethiopian. StG 44 altered to be lighter and smaller; easier to hide)

Chinese
CP1960 (1960, variable caliber assault rifle)

Fusil M-1960 Mondragon(1960, 8mm rifle)

Swedish
O38 (1968 7.62X39mm assault rifle, fully automatic and three round burst)

O39 (1972 7.62X54mm light machine gun; semi and fully automatic)

O40 (1970 12.27mm machine gun)

Spanish
Armitage-Diaz V-5 (1963, 5.56mm standard issue assault rifle)

French
PA-15 (1966, 9mm pistol)

MR 73 (1973, .357 Magnum revolver)

MAC-50 (1950, 9mm pistol)

United States
M1911A1 (1911, .45 ACP pistol)

German
Walther P38 (1938, 9mm pistol. Not produced by Nazis in this world.)

Chinese
Officers Jian(ancient, sword)

Changhu revolver pistol (1960, .52 pistol)

Polish
[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RPG-75 Rpg. wz. 1975] (1975, 68mm rocket, standard infantry AT weapon)

French
LRAC F1 (1975, 89mm rocket, standard infantry AT weapon)

LLR 81mm (1961, 81mm mortar)

LGI (1976, 51mm mortar/grenade launcher, weighs 9.6kg unlike it's real life counter part, which weighs only 4.8kg)

Swedish
AT5 (84mm AT weapon)

Carl Gustaf (84mm AT weapon)

Russian/Ukrainian
D-30 (1963, 122mm towed artillery)

2A45 Sprut-A (1968, 125mm towed anti-tank gun. Wikipedia only describes the upgraded Sprut-B.)

French
MO-120-RT(1961, 120mm towed heavy mortar)

Chinese
Moqui (Dragon) 2 (1964, 210mm cannon)

British
Land Rover Series III (1971, offroad vehicle. Modified versions used in Africa as armored cars)

French
Panhard AML (1961, armored car)

Sweden
E-200 (1970, MBT. Turretless design)

Britain
FV 4201 Chieftain(1965, MBT)

German
Leopard 1 (1965, MBT)

Leopard 2 (1976, MBT)

Russian/Ukrainian
T-55 (1947, medium tank)

T-64 (1966, MBT)

T-72 (1973, MBT)

PT-76 (1952, amphibious tank)

French
AMX-40 (1975, MBT)

AMX-30 (1966, medium tank)

Ottoman
Khum Kaplanı(1970, MBT)

Spanish
Centauro (1959, MBT)

Musteño (1975, MBT)

Chinese
Tie Gui 1963: (1963, medium tank)

German
Marder IFV (1971, infantry fighting vehicle)

Russian/Ukrainian
BMP-1 (1966, infantry fighting vehicle)

Polish
OT-64 SKOT (1963, armored personell carrier)

OT-62 TOPAS (1962, amphibious APC)

BWP-2 (1976, infantry fighting vehicle)

French
VCA (1975, similar to LAV-25)

AMX-10P (1973, armored personnel carrier)

German
Gepard (1973)

Russian/Ukrainian
ZSU-23-4 Shilka (1962)

Polish
ShKH Dana (1976, self-propelled heavy artillery)

RM-70 (1972, self-propelled rocket artillery)

French
GCT 155mm (1976, self-propelled artillery)

Spanish

Prometeo (1967, self-propelled rocket artillery)

German
Junkers D.I (1917, fighter. Only still in service in Ethiopian Empire, used for recon and training purposes)

Focke-Wulf Fw 190 (1941, heavy fighter. Antiquated but still in use in Ethiopian airforce for support)

Russian/Ukrainian
Mi-24 (1972, heavy gunship / cargo helicopter)

Polish
PZL W-3 Sokol (1976, transport / utility / fire support helicopter)

Chinese
Láng B-1 (1967, light support chopper, light transport, scouting)
 * B-2 model (alternate model, fitted with machine gun positions for additional fire support)

German
Koln Class (1959, frigate)

Type 101 Hamburg Class (1959, destroyer)

Bremen Class (1970, frigate)

Ottoman
NEST class (1970, aircraft carrier)

Jihad Class (1970, destroyer)

Chinese
Shadong Class (1970, destroyer)

Bohai Class (1971, submarine)

Dàpángxiè class (1950, aircraft carrier)

North West Canadian
VX Nerve Agent (1976)

Spanish
Kuru (1978/1980)

International
Chlorine (1774)

Mustard Gas (1822)

Tear Gas (1914)