The most famous WWII carbines were certainly the US M1 and M2 carbines, which were manufactured for rear-area support troops and vehicle crews. Paratroopers also utilized specialized M1A1 carbine. The success of the WWII carbines wasn't in combat, because their insufficient cartridge saw many complaints from the troops in the field. Nevertheless, M1 and M2 carbines gave something more handier to US soldiers than the M1911A1 pistol or the M3A1 submachine gun.
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