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Old 09-14-2012, 06:58 AM
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Most sources show that the act of fitting the bayonet is a wonderful way to concentrate the attackers' minds prior to the attack. the defenders will not have this advantage thus giving the reason that bayonet charges frequently work.

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And I'm completely in agreement with Adm.Lee.

Bayonets don't need to be inserted into flesh to be effective, in fact the best result is achieved when they're simply presented forcefully and the intended recipient up and flees. As said many, many times in the past (one quote from the old British TV show "Dads Army" springs to mind) "they don't like it up 'em!"

If on the other hand the attacker shows any reluctance at all in closing and drawing blood, it all becomes a bit of a joke. Speed and (especially) AGRESSION is key.
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Old 09-14-2012, 07:38 AM
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Most sources show that the act of fitting the bayonet is a wonderful way to concentrate the attackers' minds prior to the attack.
It certainly did for me, and for the times I was carrying the machinegun (most of the time) I had a hand axe on my webbing.
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