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    That's mildly disappointing.

    Can I count it as a Chinese bayonet that would have been used in WWII? That will improve things a bit. I have neglected the fact that they were a major power vs the Japaneseicon so to speak.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Aragorn243 View Post
    That's mildly disappointing.

    Can I count it as a Chinese bayonet that would have been used in WWII? That will improve things a bit. I have neglected the fact that they were a major power vs the Japaneseicon so to speak.
    Most certainly. The Chinese participation in WW2 was hugely important. We tend to forget that and it is a shame.

    All I can tell you is that it certainly not Germanicon used, sorry that disappoints you.

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