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**DrazAdwamoi** · 05-09-2006, 07:00 AM

The comment about Jukendo sounds almost correct to me.

The last knife-specialized batallion in function in the world's modern armies was decimated in the Falklands Wars. It was an Argentinian battalion. If we take a look at modern guns, they no longer are designed to carry bayonets. The Enfield (Eng), the Steyr Aug (Aus), all these are impossible to use with Jukendo/French bayonet techniques, and don't feature support for it.

And about kendo. sure. shinai kendo is different from real sword techniques, we still have Iaido, Kendo Kata and Tameshigiri, which employs a 'real' sword.

05-09-2006, 07:00 AM	#20
DrazAdwamoi Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 490 Senior Member	The comment about Jukendo sounds almost correct to me. The last knife-specialized batallion in function in the world's modern armies was decimated in the Falklands Wars. It was an Argentinian battalion. If we take a look at modern guns, they no longer are designed to carry bayonets. The Enfield (Eng), the Steyr Aug (Aus), all these are impossible to use with Jukendo/French bayonet techniques, and don't feature support for it. And about kendo. sure. shinai kendo is different from real sword techniques, we still have Iaido, Kendo Kata and Tameshigiri, which employs a 'real' sword.
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