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Slang term for the 5.56x45mm NATO rifle cartridge. Do not use the term NATO 5 with fanatics, it's just not smart.
Doesn't the H&K G36 shoot NATO 7s?
No dude, NATO 5s.
NATO 5 by Nikolas Glock November 4, 2009
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NATO Article 5 

A Funny button that Poland is gonna press, destroying Russia.
If a NATO member is attacked by someone, other NATO members must defend them.
Poland's gonna commit NATO Article 5, Press F to not pay respects to Russia!
NATO Article 5 by Finmadlad May 8, 2022

5.56x45mm NATO

The 5.56x45mm NATO round is a micro-caliber rifle round based upon the .223 Remington loading. In the US military, it is known as the M855A1 in it's most recent incarnation. In the rest of the world the 5.56x45mm NATO is known as the SS109.

Originally, the 5.56x45mm was designed with two goals in mind: Incapacitation, and weight reduction. The round was designed to wound a soldier, rather than kill them outright like the 7.62x51mm NATO round that came before it, as it would take two more soldiers out of the fight to take care of them.

Not only this, but the 5.56x45mm NATO is shorter and lighter than the 7.62x51mm NATO round that was it's predecessor, allowing troops to carry more ammunition.
The 5.56x45mm NATO round, also called the SS109, is the most commonly used Military-issue rifle round in the western world. However, it's usefulness has deteriorated against an enemy that does not value their lives, nor the lives of their comrades.
5.56x45mm NATO by Herr Jaeger November 30, 2011

5.56x45mm NATO

One of NATO's military firearm calibers. The 5.56x45mm NATO catridge is used pretty much only for allied (America, UK, France, Germany, etc) assault rifles.

China even uses this caliber for their T95 battle rifle.
The civilian 5.56x45mm NATO round is the .223 Remington.
5.56x45mm NATO by Dave February 1, 2004
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