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Understanding Small Arms, Light Weapons, and Conventional Weapons

This article provides clear definitions for small arms, light weapons, and conventional weapons. Small arms are defined as firearms that can be fired, maintained, and transported by a single individual. Light weapons are more substantial, requiring a crew for operation and can be transported on light vehicles or pack animals. Conventional weapons encompass all types of weapons that do not fall under chemical, nuclear, or biological categories. Understanding these terms is crucial for discussions around arms regulation and military capabilities.

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Understanding Small Arms, Light Weapons, and Conventional Weapons

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  1. Definitions • Small arms • Light weapons • Conventional weapons

  2. Definitions • Small arm • A weapon that can be fired, maintained and transported by one person

  3. Definitions • Light weapon • A weapon that can be used by a small crew and transported on a light vehicle or pack animal

  4. Definitions • Conventional weapon • All weapons except those which are chemical, nuclear or biological

  5. Definitions • Small arm • A weapon that can be fired, maintained and transported by one person • Light weapon • A weapon that can be used by small crew and transported on a light vehicle or pack animal • Conventional weapon • All weapons except those which are chemical, nuclear or biological

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