Poland, in it's 21st year of independence regained after 123 years has yet again to face it's aggressors. September 1st 1939 armed forces of Germany and Slovakia, followed by Soviet Union on September 17th attack Poland - all without any war declaration, breaking the non-aggression pacts and international laws.
Chauchat M1915 detail
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Was chauchat used in WW2?
Yes it was used, but in small numbers. Poland, already in the first half of 1920's, managed to sell large batches overseas to Latin America or other countries. Far more better Browning designs were chosen to replace it. Some few numbers remained deep in storage or were in service with some rear units though.
Odkrywca.pl -> German soldiers in eastern Poland posing with a captured Chauchat
oh lord this peice of ****.
Will it be programmed to only fire on shot and then reload?