"Have some of this!"

You know you are a badass when you take out a PKM gunner with a bayonet:

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/asia/afghanistan/6178044/British-officer-wins-two-gallantry-awards-for-fending-off-Taliban-attack-with-bayonet.html

M_P

GET SOME!

Billy Bad Ass

Damn…

There is a fine line between becoming a hero, or a dead hero, or just dead.

Crazy man, just crazy!!!

Fixing bayonets is good for morale? Anyone in the service want to elaborate on that one? That’d probably give me an uneasy feeling that the CO knows just how close the enemy really is. :smiley:

Well done.

Good man.

Wonder if he got to keep the PKM. :slight_smile:

Keep in mind he probably did this with an SA-80!! :eek:

Definitely eats red meat! Booyah!

One assumes it was rendered DX by the strike. :smiley:

M_P

Downside of the short bullpup design, SA-80 - Now if you have an 1903…you have a speer!

I am glad to hear the young officer was unharmed, and also decorated for his quick thinking in action. Well done, sir.

And his platoon sergeant is thinking: “Boy, you turn your back on these young lieutenant’s for a SECOND…!” :wink:

wow how un PC of the UK.

Good on the young LT. “Get Some!”:stuck_out_tongue:

Fixing Bayonets enhances the warrior mindset. We are trained from the very beginning to use the bayonet as a shock weapon and an expression of your resolve to visit grievous violence against your enemy.

Which explains why he had a bayonet attached in the first place.

this is what we call Hooah, gentlemen.

x2 I’m getting fired up right now, thinking about bayonet training. :smiley:

THIS

Very Spartan!