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In World War II the Americans Were the Only Armed Force to equip infantry with a semi-automatic rifle (M1) as the standard-issue weapon. Why was this?

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Having Clergy serve in high profile secular offices seems quite common throughout Christendom in the medieval era. When and why did this fall out of vogue?

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Several Western European States Opposed German Re-Unification, Even Going So Far As To Lobby The Soviet Union To Intervene. Did This Cause Any Diplomatic Fallout With The United States?

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Britain's countryside is dotted with Catholic monastic buildings. Are there any Protestant monastic orders or buildings in the UK or elsewhere?

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Did American foreign policy makers and advisors expect Napolean to remain dominant in Europe long term? Were they concerned about the rise of a continental superpower?

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The position of First/General Party Secretary in the Soviet Union granted to holder of the office de facto solitary power of the state. Was there any distinguished separate "government" title in addition to the party title?

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I am a freshly enlisted British infantryman in the army attached to a combat unit circa 1943. Who determines what weapon/gear I carry? What factors contribute to their determination?

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IAmA average enlisted British soldier in the opening phases of WWII fighting around Dunkirk before the evacuation. What is my mindset about the progress of the war and chances of winning? What about my enemies and allies?

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In World War II the Americans Were the Only Armed Force to equip infantry with a semi-automatic rifle (M1) as the standard-issue weapon. Why was this?	1	AskHistorians
Having Clergy serve in high profile secular offices seems quite common throughout Christendom in the medieval era. When and why did this fall out of vogue?	1	AskHistorians
Several Western European States Opposed German Re-Unification, Even Going So Far As To Lobby The Soviet Union To Intervene. Did This Cause Any Diplomatic Fallout With The United States?	1	AskHistorians
Britain's countryside is dotted with Catholic monastic buildings. Are there any Protestant monastic orders or buildings in the UK or elsewhere?	1	AskHistorians
Did American foreign policy makers and advisors expect Napolean to remain dominant in Europe long term? Were they concerned about the rise of a continental superpower?	1	AskHistorians
The position of First/General Party Secretary in the Soviet Union granted to holder of the office de facto solitary power of the state. Was there any distinguished separate "government" title in addition to the party title?	1	AskHistorians
I am a freshly enlisted British infantryman in the army attached to a combat unit circa 1943. Who determines what weapon/gear I carry? What factors contribute to their determination?	0	AskHistorians
IAmA average enlisted British soldier in the opening phases of WWII fighting around Dunkirk before the evacuation. What is my mindset about the progress of the war and chances of winning? What about my enemies and allies?	0	AskHistorians