The Socket Bayonet. Posted: December 9, 2024 | Last updated: March 5, 2025. 17th Century - How did the 15 inch sized bayonets of the 17th century evolve by the 21st Century into a combat gadget ...

Yes, the U.S. military still uses bayonets, and quite a few. There are horses, too. When Mitt Romney complained during Monday night’s presidential debate that the Navy “is smaller now than at ...

Richard L. Anderson's and Haofang Shen's documentary relates the tale of thousands of American POWs forced by the Japanese to serve as slave laborers in World War II.

In response, President Obama said,“We also have fewer horses and bayonets” – a zinger that caught on quickly. Below, we round up fact-checks and coverage on the size-of-the-Navy issue.

Nonetheless, bayonets are still widely issued to militaries around the world. In fact, different countries have introduced bayonets of startling variety. Some have been as long as 20 inches and ...

A German bayonet from the first world war. Wikimedia Commons. The Russians clung fanatically to their faith in the socket bayonet. The Japanese reintroduced a sword bayonet in 1897, inspired by a ...

The 2014 New York Musical Theatre Festival (NYMF) production of BAYONETS OF ANGST will star Tony Award nominee J. Robert Spencer, set to play Abraham Lincoln in the world premiere. Joining him are ...

Q. I would like to get a bayonet for display with my World War II M1 Garand rifle. There are different blade lengths and handle types on bayonets said to be for M1s at my local gun shows.

Richard Nixon popularized the term 'probe with bayonets – If you encounter mush, proceed; if you encounter steel, withdraw.' But others are picking it up.

President Obama seemed to use the authority of his office — and some harsh, dismissive lines — to put Republican challenger Mitt Romney on his heels in their final debate.

First it’s a line from Friday Night Lights, now it’s talk of battleships and bayonets. Why does the oeuvre of Peter Berg keep getting thrown into Mitt Romney’s speeches?