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File:AK-74 RPK-74 DA-ST-89-06612.jpg

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Description
AK-74 rifle & RPK-74 LMG
Date
27 Apr 1989
Source
http://www.defenseimagery.mil/imagery.html#guid=2b99d640c2c8afb8b939a07cee3eac4fddbfca39
Source's ID
DAST8906612
Original caption
A left side view of a 5.45mm Soviet AK-74 assault RIFLE, top, and a 5.45mm RPK-74 light machine gun, bottom. The RPK-74 is the light machine gun version of the AK-74 and has a longer, heavier barrel, a larger magazine, and an attached bipod.
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Image title A left side view of a 5.45mm Soviet AK-74 assault rifle, top, and a 5.45mm RPK-74 light machine gun, bottom. The RPK-74 is the light machine gun version of the AK-74 and has a longer, heavier barrel, a larger magazine, and an attached bipod.
Author Unknown
Date and time of data generation 27 April 1989
IIM version 2
Writer M. Seaman
Special instructions RELEASED
Source Film
Short title DA-ST-89-06612
City shown UNKNOWN
Category O
Supplemental categories UNCLASS
JPEG file comment File written by Adobe Photoshop¨ 5.2

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