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You probably won't find a post-Vietnam A-list example because post-Vietnam tactics use riflemen mainly to acquire (ideally already suppressed) targets and apply the coup de grace.

When you combine kevlar helmets, ceramic body armor, and modern medicine that makes it very difficult to die from an extremity wound, you get ultra-aggressive infantry tactics that no longer invest a lot of time in spraying and praying. (Also ultra-expensive, but that's another topic.)

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