Are Triangular Wounds Impossible to Stitch
Are Triangular Wounds Hard to Stitch? Since the Wound Inflicted by Triangular Bayonets Is Difficult to Repair, and Causes More Initial Bleeding Than That of a...
Are triangular wounds hard to stitch?
Since the wound inflicted by triangular bayonets is difficult to repair, and causes more initial bleeding than that of a two sided bayonet, one could classify triangular bayonets under a clause which prohibits weapons causing undue suffering after the conflict has ended.
Why was the bayonet banned?
The German army discontinued use of the sawback bayonet in 1917 after protests that the serrated blade caused unnecessarily severe wounds when used as a fixed bayonet.
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