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25188 - U.S. Infantry NCO Crouching with Thompson, 1943-45 W. Britain Museum Collection the Civil War’s most horrificU. S. Infantry NCO Crouching with Thompson, 1943 45 The Thompson submachine gun was adopted by the U. S. military in 1938, just in time for World War II. More than 1. 5 million Thompsons were produced during the War, but preliminary designs had some flaws. Early drum magazines were heavy and changing the magazine was a slow and overly difficult process. Straight stick mags were better, but fed into a massive gap without dust cover, so dirt and debris