Bolt Action - British Airborne Polsten Gun horizons An entire corps (the 4th)

An entire corps (the 4th) was dropped operationally in February 1942 but while it survived for six months in the German rear

with thick greatcoats and leather jerkins allowing them to endure the elements

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It proved extremely capable in this regard

Bolt Action - British Airborne Polsten Gun horizons An entire corps (the 4th)Designed by a team of British, Polish and Czech designers before 1941 it was built with the focus on being simpler and much cheaper to manufacture than the Oerlikon without reducing its effectiveness. Although the British command at the time preferred the 40mm Bofors over 20mm weapons, it was decided there was still a need the Polsten, only having 119 parts compared to the Oerlikon cannon which was made out of 250 parts, would see over 13500 built and