Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 296, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 March 1927 — Page 21

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PINE GUNNER RATED HIGHLY IN NEXT M WAR Military Experts Predict Decline in Number of Infantrymen. B* United Press LONDON, March 18.—Conclusions drawn by military experts based on the most advanced practice in British and continental army maneuvers in 1926 indicate that the next war is likely to be almost entirely a matter of machine guns, artillery, aircraft and tanks. The role of the infantryman seems to be about to be taken over by the machine gunner. The present trend of the French and German armies to have one machine gun company to every three of ordinary infantry—a far bigger proportion of machine guns to rifles was used in the Great War—is expected during 1927 to continue to progress in favor of the machine gun. Some experts prophesy that within the next ten years the pro#tional figures will be reversed, that 1927 will see three companof machine gunners to every company of infantry in an efficiently organized army. Increasing reliance on the machine gun both as a weapon of offense and defense, is due to marked improvements that have been made since the war, both in increasing the reliability of the machine gun and decreasing its weight. For readily

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