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Lt Col Charlie Brown
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How many people were stabbed with them? Answer: none
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MCPO Roger Collins
MCPO Roger Collins
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Thank goodness no pepper balls and teargas.
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SSG Jimmy Cernich
SSG Jimmy Cernich
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Just in case someone needed to be.Just kidding.One a stronger note though you don't go to a gun fight with a knife,you go with your guns.
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SGT Justin Brothen
SGT Justin Brothen
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SSG Jimmy Cernich but if your gun has a knife your definitely winning lol
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1SG Operations Sergeant Major
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Maybe because that's what's in the doctrine.
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SPC Kevin Ford
SPC Kevin Ford
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1SG (Join to see) That's what I'm thinking. The military's focus isn't normally (at least when I was in) dealing with domestic crowd control. I'm guessing they were kitted up, at least partially, with what normally are planning for: warfighting. I don't see it as any plan or intention to stab civilians.
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SPC Kevin Ford I mean that is literally the doctrine. Fix bayonets, stand in a line, you stomp your left foot forward and slash your M4 w bayonet downward from left to right.
They also took machine guns so it's funny to me the Huffington post zeroed in on the bayonet.
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SPC Erich Guenther
SPC Erich Guenther
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1SG (Join to see) - Yup thats how I was trained in the NG way back when before I served in the Active Army. Also, was told that Kent State really meant nothing, if given the order to shoot, you shoot for non-vital areas first then if they keep comming the vital areas.
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Cpl Benjamin Long
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That's fine... Soldiers had bayonets in the 1863 NYC draft riots... Is there a point to this?
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