M231 Firing Port Weapon - meaning and definition. What is M231 Firing Port Weapon
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M231 Firing Port Weapon         
  • A M231 FPW, with wire stock<br/>(Top-right of the image)
ASSAULT RIFLE
M231; Colt M231 FPW; M231 FPW; Firing Port Weapon
The M231 Firing Port Weapon (FPW) is an adapted version of the M16 assault rifle for shooting from firing ports on the M2 Bradley. The M16, standard infantry weapon of the time, was too long for use in a "buttoned up" APC, so the FPW was developed to provide a suitable weapon for this role.
firing squad         
  • executed by shooting]].
  • Austro-Hungarian]] firing squad in World War&nbsp;I.
  • A communist insurgent is blindfolded and executed by firing squad, [[Cuba]] 1956.
  • Chair in which Josef Jakobs sat when he was executed by firing squad August 15, 1941
  • ''Execution of Emperor Maximilian of Mexico'', by [[Édouard Manet]], 1868.
  • the Madrid rebels]] by a French firing squad on ''[[the Third of May 1808]]'', as painted by [[Francisco Goya]].
  • Execution at [[Verdun]] at the time of the [[French Army Mutinies]] of 1917.
  • Execution of Manuel Dorrego.
  • The execution of [[Jose Rizal]].
  • State has considered using a firing squad}}
  • Execution by [[Austria-Hungary]] of Czech leaders of a [[mutiny]] against their superior officers, 1918.
  • Red Guard]] members in front of a firing squad in [[Varkaus]] after the 1918 [[Finnish Civil War]]
  • Finnish]] firing squad during the [[Continuation War]], 1941–1944.
  • Mass execution of 56 Polish citizens in [[Bochnia]], near [[Kraków]], following the [[Nazi invasion of Poland]], December 18, 1939.
METHOD OF EXECUTION BY MULTIPLE SHOOTERS FIRING RIFLES SIMULTANEOUSLY ON COMMAND
Firing squad; Death by firing squad; Execution by firing squad in the United Kingdom; Executed by firing squad; Firing Squad; Shot at dawn; Utah firing squad; Oklahoma firing squad; Idaho firing squad; Firing-squad; Death by arrow; Execution squad; Firing party; Firing squads
(firing squads)
A firing squad is a group of soldiers who are ordered to shoot and kill a person who has been found guilty of committing a crime.
He was executing by firing squad.
N-COUNT: also by N
firing party         
  • executed by shooting]].
  • Austro-Hungarian]] firing squad in World War&nbsp;I.
  • A communist insurgent is blindfolded and executed by firing squad, [[Cuba]] 1956.
  • Chair in which Josef Jakobs sat when he was executed by firing squad August 15, 1941
  • ''Execution of Emperor Maximilian of Mexico'', by [[Édouard Manet]], 1868.
  • the Madrid rebels]] by a French firing squad on ''[[the Third of May 1808]]'', as painted by [[Francisco Goya]].
  • Execution at [[Verdun]] at the time of the [[French Army Mutinies]] of 1917.
  • Execution of Manuel Dorrego.
  • The execution of [[Jose Rizal]].
  • State has considered using a firing squad}}
  • Execution by [[Austria-Hungary]] of Czech leaders of a [[mutiny]] against their superior officers, 1918.
  • Red Guard]] members in front of a firing squad in [[Varkaus]] after the 1918 [[Finnish Civil War]]
  • Finnish]] firing squad during the [[Continuation War]], 1941–1944.
  • Mass execution of 56 Polish citizens in [[Bochnia]], near [[Kraków]], following the [[Nazi invasion of Poland]], December 18, 1939.
METHOD OF EXECUTION BY MULTIPLE SHOOTERS FIRING RIFLES SIMULTANEOUSLY ON COMMAND
Firing squad; Death by firing squad; Execution by firing squad in the United Kingdom; Executed by firing squad; Firing Squad; Shot at dawn; Utah firing squad; Oklahoma firing squad; Idaho firing squad; Firing-squad; Death by arrow; Execution squad; Firing party; Firing squads
¦ noun
1. a group of soldiers detailed to fire the salute at a military funeral.
2. a firing squad.