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To be sure, the use of massed bayonet charges at enemy positions dwindled significantly as a result of the horrific bloodletting in the trench fighting of World War I.

How did the 15 inch sized bayonets of the 17th century evolve by the 21st Century into a combat gadget the size of a pocket knife, that is still in widespread use today with armies across the world?