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    During my time the hook bill wire cutters were still section equipment, no one I knew took the bayonet wire cutter seriously.

    In fact when the Bayonet 2000 can on issue there was no fanfare, instruction, or manual. It was simply go to CQ and trade in your old pokey thing (Nella) for the new pokey thing (Bayonet 2000).

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