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New multi-purpose knife replaces old bayonet
Marine Corps News ^
| September 08, 2004
| by Cpl. Shawn Vincent
Posted on 09/14/2004 1:04:38 PM PDT by PeteePie
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To: Jack Black
I always carried a leatherman. Most useful tool I had while I was an Infantryman.
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posted on
09/14/2004 2:24:13 PM PDT
by
taxcontrol
(People are entitled to their opinion - no matter how wrong it is.)
To: Doctor Stochastic
3. Shaving
4. Letter Opener
5. Landmine Probe
6. Hammer
Did you forget:
7. A device to clean lint from the navel?
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09/14/2004 2:44:59 PM PDT
by
curmudgeonII
(If you listen you can hear the sound of the train that Kerry missed.)
To: PeteePie
It is psychologically damaging because of the fear it will bring to the mind of our adversaries, he said. It projects a manly looking, fear-invoking presence... Will this be in our line with our putative CIC's more sensitive war on terror? /sarcasm
Good looking knife. I will admit that when I read "multipurpose" I thought it would be some sort of Leatherman. Will it be available at surplus stores?
BTW, when I lived in the UK, knives like this were illegal to own, let alone carry. Can't have "assault knives" out there attacking folks.
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09/14/2004 2:53:30 PM PDT
by
Martin Tell
(I will not be terrified or Kerrified.)
To: curmudgeonII
8. Interrogation of Prisoners
9. Can opener
10. Raw Oyster Opener
11. Longhorn Steak Cutter (if it's kept very sharp)
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09/14/2004 7:45:49 PM PDT
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Doctor Stochastic
(Vegetabilisch = chaotisch is der Charakter der Modernen. - Friedrich Schlegel)
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