> Also does it say something about generals and the military that the two missing/broken tools are the scissors and tooth pick? The toothpick gets lost in the

> Also does it say something about generals and the military that the two missing/broken tools are the scissors and tooth pick? The toothpick gets lost in the first months with these knives. Anyway, a bit weird to pick your teeth with the same stick for years. The scissors might actually be the most useful thing on the knife, or at least on a par with the blades, depending on the owner. Scissors aren't used just for cutting when you aren't hauling around a toolbox. But they have a moving part with a rather feeble connection.