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TABLEAU 2 Liste Des Armements Individuels Représentés De Façon Identifiable Dans Les Jeux Du Corpus 172 Cyril Lacheze et Marion Weckerle TABLEAU 2 Liste des armements individuels représentés de façon identifiable dans les jeux du corpus. Dans l’ensemble des tableaux suivants, les dates données sont celles de mise en service. Les armements placés entre crochets correspondent à des projets ou prototypes n’ayant pas été mis en production, la date étant alors celle du projet. Les armes d’infanterie et d’artillerie n’ont été reportées que lorsqu’il est possible d’identifier une arme assez précise : en effet tous les jeux de guerre proposent des fusils, mitrailleuses ou canons, mais souvent génériques. De plus, lorsqu’un modèle est précisé, ne sont souvent donnés que le type et le diamètre, non le modèle exact qu’il est donc nécessaire de déduire par recoupement, avec les risques d’erreur induits. Concernant les armes individuelles, nous distinguons selon l’usage de l’époque entre fusil- mitrailleur, fusil automatique (que l’on peut assimiler au fusil d’assaut) et pistolet-mitrailleur. Sans entrer dans les détails techniques, le premier type est une arme lourde utilisée en position fixe, habituellement appelée « mitrailleuse » et typique de la Grande Guerre ; au contraire les deux suivants, le dernier correspondant à la « mitraillette », sont des armes portatives plus légères utilisées en mouvement, utilisées seulement très ponctuellement voire à titre expéri- mental durant le conflit. De même, le « revolver » désigne une arme de poing à chargement automatique par un barillet tournant, tandis que le pistolet comporte un chargeur « linéaire » à ressort. Nous incluons les mortiers et les canons d’infanterie dans les armes d’infanterie puisque, si ceux-ci pouvaient être aussi imposants que des pièces d’artillerie « classiques », ils étaient mis en œuvre directement depuis les tranchées. Enfin, nous n’indiquons les armes blanches que lorsque celles-ci comportent une référence réglementaire claire (nous excluons donc les armes de fortune ou encore le sabre traditionnel russe appelé chachka, présent dans Tannenberg (2017). La Grande Guerre dans le jeu vidéo : jouer une histoire délaissée 173 1918 (2015) - 1918 (1992) - Pays Type Désignation (année) History Line: 1914 (1994) Construction II: Set Tanks! Wargame I (2005) War World 1914 Shells of Fury (2007) ofDarkest (2009) Days (2010) (2009) NecroVisioN: Lost Company NecroVisioN & Soldiers (2010) Toy Battle of Empires 1914 (2015) Verdun Battlefield 1 (2016) (2017) Tannenberg Infanterie-Offizierssäbel M1861 (1861) x Arme blanche M1887 Feldspaten (1887)1 x x x Canon Becker Type M2 20mm Cannon (1913)2 x automatique Karabiner 88 (1888) x Gewehr 98 (1895)3 x x x x x Infanterie Repetier-Gewehr M.95 (1895)4 x Fusil et assimilés Repetier-Stutzen M1895 (1895) x Gewehr 88/05 (1905) x Karabiner Model 1898 AZ (1908) x x 3.7 cm Tankabwehrkanone 1918 (1918) x Fusil antichar Tankgewehr M1918 (1918) x x Allemagne [Luger Selbstlader Model 06 (1906)] x Fusil automatique Mondragón Modelo 1908 (1908)5 x [Selbstlader-Karabiner M1916 (1916)] x Parabellum MG 14 (1914) x Fusil-mitrailleur Bergmann MG 15 (1916) x Maschinengewehr 08/15 (1916)6 x x x x x x x Discushandgranate 1915 (1915) x Grenade Stielhandgranate Model 1915 (1915) x x x Model 17 Eierhandgranate (1916) x 1. Bien que ne s’agissant pas à proprement parler d’une arme, cette pelle de tranchée allemande est suffisamment 1Bieniconique que ne dess’agissant combats pas de à proprement la Grande parlerGuerre d’une pour arme, être cetteconsidérée pelle de comme tranchée telle. allemande est suffisamment iconique 2.des Nous combats n’avons de la Grandepu identifier Guerre lapour dénomination être considérée allemande comme telle. exacte de ce canon automatique. 2Nous n’avons pu identifier la dénomination allemande exacte de ce canon automatique. 3.3Habituellement Habituellement connu connu sous sousle nom le denom Mauser, de Mauser, qui désigne qui désigneen réalité en son réalité manufacturier. son manufacturier. 4.4Habituellement Habituellement connu connu sous sousle nom le denom fusil de Mannlicher. fusil Mannlicher. 5.5Fusil Fusil d'assaut d’assaut de fabricationde fabrication mexicaine. mexicaine. 6 6.Habituellement Habituellement connu connu sous sousle nom le denom mitrailleuse de mitrailleuse Maxim. Maxim. 174 Cyril Lacheze et Marion Weckerle Stielhandgranate Model 1917 (1917) x x Stielhandgranate Model 1917 Geballte ladung (1917)7 x x x Lance-flammes Wechselapparat (1917) x 25 cm schwerer Minenwerfer (1910) x 17 cm mittlerer Minenwerfer (1913) x Mortier 7.58 cm Minenwerfer (1914)8 x x 9.15 cm leichtes Minenwerfer System Lanz (1915) x Granatenwerfer 16 (1916) x x Borchardt C-93 (1895) x Mauser C96 (1896) x x Pistolet Lange Pistole 08 (1913)9 x x x x x Mauser Model 1914 (1914) x Bergmann Maschinenpistole 18 (1918) x x x Pistolet-mitrailleur [08/18 Maxim SMG (1918 ?)]10 x Revolver Reichsrevolver Modell 1883 (1883) x Canon d’infanterie 37mm Infanteriegeschütz M.15 (1915)11 x Mannlicher M1888-90 (1890) x Fusil et assimilé Mannlicher M1893 (1893) x Mannlicher Model 1893 Carbine (1893) x Madsen machine gun (1902)12 Fusil-mitrailleur Schwarzlose Maschinengewehr Modell 07 (1907) x x Grenade Grenade Rohr (1915)13 x Hongrie - 9 cm Minenwerfer M 14 (1914) x Mortiers 26 cm Minenwerfer M 17 (1917)14 x Autriche 7.5cm Minenwerfer M.17 (1917) x Frommer Stop (1912) x Pistolet Steyr M12 P16 (1912) x x 2mm Kolibri (1914)15 x Pistolet-mitrailleur [Standschütze Hellriegel M1915 (1915)] x 7. Il s’agit d’une grenade Stielhandgranate Model 1917 avec plusieurs têtes explosives rassemblées. Le jeu 7Il Tannenbergs’agit d’une grenade(2017) enStielhandgranate distingue des Modelversions 1917 à six avec et neuf têtes. plusieurs têtes explosives rassemblées. Le jeu Tannenberg 8.(2017) Le jeu en Wargamedistingue des Construction versions à sixSet II: et neuf Tanks! têtes. (1994) comporte pour l’armée allemande de la Première Guerre 8Lemondiale jeu Wargame un « mortierConstruction de 90 mm »,Set II: Tanks! pièce (1994) que comporte nous ne poursommes l’armée pas allemandeparvenu à de identifier. la Première NousGuerre l’assimilons, mondiale un faute« mortier de mieux, de 90 mm au »,7,58 cm pièce que Minenwerfer. nous ne sommes pas parvenu à identifier. Nous l’assimilons, faute de mieux, au 7.58 cm Minenwerfer. 9.9Habituellement Habituellement connu connu sous sousle nom le denom Luger. de Luger. 10.10Cette Cette arme arme n'est n’est attestée attestée que par que quelques par quelques exemplaires exemplaires survivants, survivants, mais ni son mais histoire ni sonni son histoire éventuelle ni son désignation éventuelle ne sontdésignation connues. ne sont connues. 11.11Dans Dans le jeule jeu Toy Toy Soldiers Soldiers (2010), (2010), un canon un canon pouvant pouvant correspondre correspondre à celui -àci celui-ci est jouable est jouable dans l’armée dans l’arméeallemande. allemande. 12 12.Fusil Fusil-mitrailleur-mitrailleur léger léger de fabricationde fabrication danoise. danoise. Dans Dansle jeu leBattlefield jeu Battlefield 1 1 (2016), (2016), celui-ci celui-ci est joué est dans joué les dans armées les autrichienne et ottomane, mais il a en réalité été fourni à la plupart des armées en conflit dans les deux camps. 13Nousarmées n’avons autrichienne pu identifier et ottomane, la dénominat maision il officiellea en réalité de étécette fourni grenade, à la nomméeplupart desd’après armées son en inventeur. conflit Ledans jeu les Tannenbergdeux camps. (2017) distingue des versions offensive et offensive de celle-ci. 13.14Le Nousjeu World n’avons War puI (2005) identifier fait figurer la dénomination dans les armées officielle des empires de centrauxcette grenade, un « mortier nommée lourd d’après de 280 sonmm inventeur.». D’après Le son graphisme,jeu Tannenberg il semble (2017) s’approcher distingue du des26 cmversions Minenwerfer offensive M 17, et bienoffensive que celui de -cicelle-ci. soit de 260 mm. 15Il s'agit d'une arme d'autodéfense à destination du public civil, qui n'a probablement jamais été employée sur un champ 14.de bataille. Le jeu World War I (2005) fait figurer dans les armées des empires centraux un « mortier lourd de 280 mm ». D’après son graphisme, il semble s’approcher du 26 cm Minenwerfer M 17, bien que celui-ci soit de 260 mm. 15. Il s’agit d’une arme d’autodéfense à destination du public civil, qui n’a probablement jamais été employée sur un champ de bataille. La Grande Guerre dans le jeu vidéo : jouer une histoire délaissée 175 Gasser M1870 (1870) x Revolver Rast & Gasser Modell 1898 (1898) x Fusil et assimilé Pieper Revolving Carbine (1893 ?) x Pistolet FN Model 1903 (1903) x Belgique Fusil automatique [General Liu rifle (1914)] x Chine Armes blanches Model 1917 Naval Cutlass (1917) x Canon d’infanterie 37mm M1916 (1916)16 x Winchester Model 1897 (1897) x x Remington Model 1900 x M1903 Springfield (1903) x Fusil et assimilé Browning Automatic 5 (1905) x Remington Model 10 (1908) x United States Rifle, cal .30, Model of 1917 (1917) x Remington Model 8 (1906) x Unis Fusil automatique - Winchester Model 1907 (1907) x États M1917 Browning machine gun (1917) x Fusil-mitrailleur M1918 Browning Automatic Rifle (1918) x x Grenade Mk.II KJ gas grenade (1918) x Stokes mortar (1915)17 x Mortiers Newton 6-inch mortar (1917)18 x Colt Model 1903 Pocket Hammerless (1903) x Pistolet M1911 pistol (1911) x x Smith & Wesson Model 3 (1870) x Revolver Colt Single Action Army (1873)19 x Arme blanche Couteau Poignard Mle 1916 (1916) x Canon d’infanterie Canon d'Infanterie de 37 modèle 1916 TRP (1916)20 x x Fusil modèle 1886 (1887)21 x x x Fusil et assimilés Mousqueton d'artillerie Mle 1892 (1892) x 22 France Fusil Mle 1907/15 (1915) x x Fusil automatique Fusil Automatique Modèle 1917 (1917) x Grenade Grenade Mle 1916 Billant F1 (1916) x Fusil-mitrailleur Mitrailleuse Saint-Étienne modèle 1907 (1907) x 16.
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