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This is a wartime photo-essay from Click Magazine about one of the seldom remembered heroes of W.W. II: John C. Garand - the gunsmith who tripled the firepower of the American foot soldier.

Read another article about Garand and his rifle...

In 1939, a German spy almost succeeded in delivering the blueprints of the Garand rifle into the blood-soaked hands of his Nazi overlords: read about it here.

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John Garand: Inventor of the M1 Garand (Click Magazine, 1944)

John Garand: Inventor of the M1 Garand (Click Magazine, 1944)

John Garand: Inventor of the M1 Garand (Click Magazine, 1944)

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