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Submachine Gun

Beretta Model 38

The Beretta Model 38 was a very accurate and well-made submachine gun used in World War II.

Italy Introduced 1938 BerettaRole: Close-range infantry weapon

Specifications

Weight
9.2 pounds
Caliber
9 mm
Firing rate
600 rounds per minute
Magazine capacity
40 rounds
Effective range
220 yards
The Beretta Model 38 of Italy

History

Designed by the Beretta company, the Model 38 was created right before World War II began. It had two separate triggers, which let the shooter choose between single shots or full automatic fire without flipping a switch.

Soldiers praised it because it was extremely reliable and stayed on target easily. Italian elite units like paratroopers used it first, and German troops also captured and used as many as they could find.

After World War II, the Italian military and police continued to use updated versions during the early Cold War, proving it was one of Italy's best firearm designs.

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Combat Medals & Awards

Allied Victory Medal, Campaign medal, Italy medal
Campaign medal

Allied Victory Medal

1920

This medal commemorated the joint victory of the Allied nations at the close of World War I.

Bronze Medal of Military Valor, Valor decoration, Italy medal
Valor decoration

Bronze Medal of Military Valor

1833

This award recognizes brave military personnel who perform courageous acts of gallantry against enemy forces.

Commemorative Medal for the Italo-Austrian War 1915-1918, Campaign medal, Italy medal
Campaign medal

Commemorative Medal for the Italo-Austrian War 1915-1918

1920

This service medal recognized Italian troops who fought against the Austro-Hungarian Empire during World War I.

Commemorative Medal of Military Operations in East Africa, Campaign medal, Italy medal
Campaign medal

Commemorative Medal of Military Operations in East Africa

1936

This campaign medal was given to troops and personnel deployed during Italy's military invasion of Ethiopia.

Gold Medal of Military Valor, Valor decoration, Italy medal
Valor decoration

Gold Medal of Military Valor

1833

This award is Italy's highest military decoration given for supreme acts of bravery in the face of enemy danger.

Military Order of Italy, Distinguished service decoration, Italy medal
Distinguished service decoration

Military Order of Italy

1815

This prestigious military order honors superior command, brilliant leadership, and exceptional expertise during wartime operations.

Order of Vittorio Veneto, Merit decoration, Italy medal
Merit decoration

Order of Vittorio Veneto

1968

This national honor expressed Italy's profound gratitude to the surviving frontline veterans of the First World War.

Silver Medal of Military Valor, Valor decoration, Italy medal
Valor decoration

Silver Medal of Military Valor

1833

This medal honors remarkable acts of courage and daring leadership while under direct enemy fire.

War Cross of Military Valor, Valor decoration, Italy medal
Valor decoration

War Cross of Military Valor

1922

This bronze cross is presented to troops who show courage and dedication in wartime combat conditions.

War Merit Cross, Merit decoration, Italy medal
Merit decoration

War Merit Cross

1918

This bronze cross honors honorable service during extended frontline combat or sustaining battle wounds against enemies.

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