the army switched to the m4 in 1994.
the army switched to the m4 in 1994.
when did the army switch to the m4?
1994
the m4 was officially accepted into service by the u.s. military in 1994, and first saw action in the hands of u.s. troops deployed to kosovo in 1999 in support of the nato-led kfor peacekeeping force. it would subsequently be used heavily by u.s. forces during the global war on terrorism, including operation enduring freedom and operation iraqi freedom. in the u.s. army, the m4 had largely replaced m16a2s as the primary weapon of forward deployed personnel by 2005. the m4 carbine also replaced most submachine guns and selected handguns in u.s. military service, as it fires more effective rifle ammunition that offers superior stopping power and is better able to penetrate modern body armor.
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m4, m4, m04, or m-4 may refer to:









































section::::arts and entertainment.









































bullet::::- "m4" (ep), a 2006 ep by faunts









































bullet::::- "m4" (video game), a 1992 computer game developed for the macintosh









































section::::military.









































section::::military.:guns, missiles and mines.









































bullet::::- benelli m4 super 90, an italian semi-automatic shotgun









































bullet::::- m4 cannon, an american 37 mm automatic gun









































bullet::::- m4 carbine, an american assault rifle variant









































bullet::::- m4 selectable lightweight attack munition (slam), an american land mine









































bullet::::- m4 slbm, a french submarine-launched ballistic missile from 1985









































bullet::::- m4 survival rifle, an american world war ii rifle in aircraft survival gear
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