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Medal of Honor: Rising Sun

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The following weapons appear in the video game Medal of Honor: Rising Sun:

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Medal of Honor: Rising Sun (2003)



Allied Weapons

Welrod Silenced Pistol

A suppressed Welrod Pistol is used in the Singapore Sling mission.

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Welrod pistol Mark II, .32 ACP. Bizarrely, the Mark II was the first version to enter production.
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Colt M1911

The M1911 is the main sidearm for the first few missions.

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M1911 in the Philippines.
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M1911 in the middle of a reload.

M1 Garand

Used by the player in a few of the missions and by US Marines in the 3rd mission.

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M1 Garand in the middle of a reload.
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Lee-Enfield No.4 mkI

Seen wielded by Chindit fighters, Some Guadalcanal natives and (real-life veteran) Martin Clemens. Not usable by the player.

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Springfield M1903A4

Used as a sniper rifle in a few of the missions by the player.

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Thompson M1928

Not really used too much throughout the game.

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M1928 "Tommy Gun" .45 ACP with 50-round drum magazine
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Thompson M1928 in the first level of the Philippines.
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Thompson M1928 in the middle of a reload.

Sten MK II Silenced

Used by the player for a few missions and is used by Major Bromley.

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M1918 Browning Automatic Rifle

Used only once in Campaign mode when Gunny gives you one while on the USS California at Pearl Harbor.

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Browning M2 Water Cooled

Used by the player aboard the USS California at Pearl Harbor.

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Winchester 1893 Riot Shotgun

Gunney's weapon of choice and eventually used by the player in further missions.

M9A1 Bazooka

Used only in one mission in the entire game.


Imperial Japanese Weapons

Type 26 Revolver

Only seen by two Japanese officers in the 6th mission. Cannot be used by player.

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Nambu 14th Year

Weapon used by Japanese officers in the 6th mission of the campaign. Cannot be used by player.

Arisaka Type 99

Used by Japanese soldiers in every level often with a bayonet attachment used in banzai charges. Cannot be used by player.

Type 11 LMG

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Type 11 Light Machine Gun - 6.5x50mm Arisaka.

Seen many times being used by Japanese soldiers, and can be used in several missions by the player (not counting the ones that are mounted at machine gun posts).

Type 99 LMG

Only seen and used in the final mission, first in the opening cutscene then by Japanese sailors. You eventually find one for yourself.

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Type 99 Cannon

In some levels, the player will be attacked by Japanese A6M Zeroes which will attempt to strafe the player with their Type 99 cannons.

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Type 99 cannon 20mm with ammo drum

Type 100

Though it was originally planned to be a useable weapon in the game, the Type 100 is only seen in the first cutscene of the final mission. When PFC Tanaka gets off the plane, the Japanese sailor on the left is holding a Type 100 while talking to the other sailor on the right who has a Type 99 LMG.

Type 97 Frag Grenade

Your standard grenades as well as the Japanese's.

Lunge Mine

Used by the "Pole Miners" during the Phillipines invasion.

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A poor image of a pole miner in action
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Lunge Mine used by the Imperial Japanese Army participating in Self-Sacrifice

Historically, this is quite inaccurate as the Japanese would not have been using such suicidal tactics early in the war in 1941, when they were on a seemingly unstoppable offensive in the Pacific and South East Asia. It was much later in the war (1944-1945) when they began to desperately turn to suicide tactics like the Lunge Mine, the Kamikaze raids and the human-mine.