automatic weapons became legal in america on september 13, 2004.
automatic weapons became legal in america on september 13, 2004.
when did automatic weapons become legal in america?
september 13 , 2004
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on 6 january at 12:00 elements of the armored cavalry squadron and arvn regional force troops engaged a pavn/vc force west of tam kỳ. heavy small arms and automatic weapons fire was exchanged and the combined ground force was supported by helicopter gunships and artillery. at 12:15 a uh-1 helicopter was hit by pavn/vc ground fire and crashed in the vicinity. at 12:30, an ah-1 cobra helicopter gunship was hit by ground fire and crashed. as fighting continued, at about 16:00, in the same general area, another ah-l was hit by 12.7mm anti-aircraft machinegun fire and crashed. at 18:25 the pavn/vc withdrew leaving 45 dead and two individual weapons. on 7 january at 08:30 armored cavalry troops received small arms, automatic weapons and rpg fire from an unknown size northwest of tam kỳ. the troops fired back supported by helicopter gunships and artillery. at 15:00 the pavn/vc withdrew, leaving 39 dead, 16 individual and 7 crew-served weapons, us losses were 5 killed. on 11 january at 02:15 a brigade reconnaissance unit received small arms and automatic weapons fire along with hand grenades west of tam kỳ. the unit fought back supported by artillery fire. the pavn/vc withdrew, leaving 8 dead and 1 individual weapon, us casualties were 2 killed. at 10:20 the same day a brigade unit engaged an estimated 8-12 pavn west northwest of tam kỳ killing 5 pavn and capturing 1 individual weapon. at 16:10 the same day a brigade unit engaged an estimated pavn/vc company west of tam kỳ. the pavn/vc used small arms and automatic weapons fire from fortified positions and were supported by 60mm and 82mm mortar fire. fighting continued until 19:00 when the pavn/vc withdrew. us losses were 2 killed. on 12 january at 09:45 a brigade unit received small arms and automatic weapons fire from 15-20 pavn/vc west of tam kỳ. the infantrymen fired back supported by artillery and the pavn/vc withdrew, leaving behind 5 dead. at 13:00 to the northwest, other infantrymen of the brigade, reinforced by the division's armored cavalry squadron, received heavy small arms, automatic weapons and rpg fire. the troops fired back with unit weapons and were supported by artillery and helicopter gunships. fighting continued until 15:00 when the pavn/vc withdrew, leaving 19 dead and 5 individual weapons, us casualties were 1 killed. at 15:15 800 meters to the southwest another brigade unit reinforced with armored cavalry troops, received heavy small arms, automatic weapons and rpg fire. the troops returned fire with unit weapons, and were supported by helicopter gunships and artillery. fighting continued for about two hours until the pavn/vc withdrew. the bodies of 31 pavn/vc were found
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