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Peggy is a firm proponent of giving clear, easy to understand feedback to her subordinates, because she believes in maintaining an honest and transparent management style.
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Capt Margaret C. Patterson (2IC, B Company, 7th Aubrysian Parachute Battalion, 3rd Airborne Brigade, 1st Airborne Division) prepares to fire the AB42 MK IA 5.56mm automatic rifle during a live fire drill at Shigakwa Barracks - March, 1994
The Aubrysian Ordinance Factories AB42 first entered service with the Aubrysian Armed Forces in 1984 in its MK I iteration to replace the popular but venerable AB2 battle rifle. It is a short-stroke piston, rotating bolt, gas-operated automatic rifle chambered for the 5.56x45mm cartridge.
The AB42 MK IA is a variant of the MK I rifle which replaces the plastic fixed stock with a folding metal stock with a plastic butt. This variant is used by specialized units such as paratroopers, vehicle crews, or other troops whose duties prevent them from carrying a full-sized rifle at all times.
No. 5 (Operational) Dress - also known as "OpDress" or "combats" - is the standard field uniform of the Aubrysian Army. Although its undergone multiple revisions, it remained the same basic olive-drab smock, shirt and trousers from the 1960s into early 2000s.