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Some of the Most Effective Melee Weapons of WWI, The Bayonet Was Not One of Them
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The Russians are now using World War One era shovels, that's how bad of a position they're in. This is an MPL-50 Model 1917 shovel, iconically used in the game Battlefield One. :
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