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Or, the commander thinks that in an age of drones and cruise missles, bayonet charges don't make sense even if the bayonet is now attached to a machine gun.
by supportlocal4h 4y ago
Or, the commander thinks that in an age of drones and cruise missles, bayonet charges don't make sense even if the bayonet is now attached to a machine gun.
- namelessoracle 4y agoAnd then the commander goes all in on that strategy, enemies knock out communication networks / find a drone counter measure, and now enemies have a decided advantages because they kept bayonets on their machine guns.
- ssokolow 4y agoAren't soldiers typically issued submachine guns? (That's what SMG is short for, isn't it?) I think they might have been going for the ludicrous image of sticking a bayonette onto the front of a fixed gun emplacement.