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| - The Bren, commonly called the Bren gun, is a British machine gun used by the British Army and Canadian Army in game.
- Bren is a pirate on the Malachite Ocean.
- Das Bren ist ein Leichtes MG aus Day of Defeat.
- Bren – brytyjski karabin maszynowy występujący w grach z serii Call of Duty, osadzonych w czasach II wojny światowej z wyjątkiem Call of Duty: World at War i Call of Duty: World at War: Final Fronts.
- Bren leads Mat through part of the Tarasin Palace when Mat wishes to leave a message for Elayne and Nynaeve.
- Брен (BREN Mk.1) — британский ручной пулемёт, который встречается в играх: Call of Duty, Call of Duty: United Offensive, Call of Duty 2 и Call of Duty 3.
- Пулемёт получил своё название от первых двух букв названия городов Брно (Brno) и Энфилда (Enfield), в которых было развёрнуто производство. На вооружение Британских войск BREN Mk1 был принят 8 августа 1938 года.Категория:Тяжелое оружиеКатегория:ОружиеКатегория:5,56-mm
- Bren Cameron is the paidhi-aiji, designated translator and mediator between the humans settled in the enclave on Mospheira and the atevi, specifically the aiji of the aishidi'tat. The role of the paidhi is to act as the sole point of contact between humans and atevi after unrestricted contact caused the War of the Landing six generations previously. Bren Cameron has a mother, an estranged father, a brother Toby who is married and has children, and a sister. Bren Cameron is 27 in Foreigner 03: Inheritor.
- Bren is a character residing in Vivec City, in Vvardenfell.
- Bren (англ. Bren) — оружие в Wasteland 2.
- Die Bren ist einn leichtes MG aus Call of Duty, Call of Duty 2 und Call of Duty 3. Sie war auch als Waffe in Call of Duty: World at War geplant. Sie wurde von der britischen und kanadischen Armee während des Zweiten Weltkrieges verwendet.
- <default>Bren</default> Тип: Время: Вес (без патронов, кг): Длина (мм): Тип урона: Калибр: Применяемый патрон: УСМ: Темп стрельбы (в минуту): Начальная скорость пули (м/с): Дульная энергия (джоуль): Прицельная дальность (м): Емкость магазина: Происхождение: Область Применения: Пользователи: Разновидности: Bren — английский ручной пулемёт, модификация чехословацкого пулемёта ZB-26. Разработка Bren началась в 1931 году. В 1934 году появился первый вариант пулемёта, который носил название ZGB-34. Окончательный вариант появился в 1938 году и был запущен в серию. Новый пулемёт получил своё название от первых двух букв названия городов Брно (Brno) и Энфилда (Enfield), в которых было развёрнуто производство. На вооружение Британских войск BREN Mk1 был принят 8 августа 1938 года. Bren использов
- The British Army adopted the Bren in 1935 following extensive trials of the Czechoslovak ZB vz.26 light machine gun manufactured in Brno, although the ZB vz. 26 was not actually submitted for the trials; a slightly modified model was submitted, the ZB vz. 27. A licence to manufacture was sought and the Czech design was modified to British requirements. The major changes were in the magazine and barrel. The magazine was curved in order to feed the rimmed .303 British cartridge, a change from the various rimless Mauser-design cartridges used to date, such as the 7.92 mm Mauser round. These modifications were categorized in various numbered designations, ZB vz. 27, ZB vz. 30, ZB vz. 32, and finally the ZB vz. 33, which became the Bren.
- The Bren is considered to be one of the finest machine guns ever designed despite being a magazine-fed weapon. The Bren was a light machine gun intended to replace the previous Lewis Gun. Developed and put in production in 1935, BREN Mk.1 was a near identical copy of the Czech ZB-26, customized for United Kingdom standards and requirements (most notable - .303 British ammo). The Bren had a reduced rate of fire and heavy weight to aid controlability. The Bren was know to be reliable, but it had issues like barrel overheating too fast and the fact that it was magazine fed.
- The Bren (from Brno, the Czechoslovak city of design, and Enfield, the location of the British Royal Small Arms Factory), usually called the Bren Gun, was a series of light machine guns adopted by Britain in the 1930s and used in various roles until 1991. While it is best known for its role as the British and Commonwealth forces' primary infantry light machine gun (LMG) in World War II, it was also used in the Korean War and saw service throughout the later half of the 20th century including the Falklands War and the 1991 Gulf War.
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