Men of the British Malay Regiment performing bayonet practice, Singapore, Oct 1941

Caption   Men of the British Malay Regiment performing bayonet practice, Singapore, Oct 1941 ww2dbase
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Source    ww2dbaseImperial War Museum
Identification Code   4700-50 FE 414
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Invasion of Malaya and Singapore   Main article  Photos  Maps  
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Photos at Same Place Singapore, Canada
Added By C. Peter Chen
Added Date 5 Dec 2007
Licensing  Crown Copyright / Public Domain. According to the Crown Copyright laws of the United Kingdom, copyright protection has expired for photographs created prior to 1 Jun 1957.



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1. Commenter identity confirmed Bill says:
19 Sep 2011 06:37:56 PM

I'VE ALWAYS CONSIDERED THE BAYONET A VERY EFFECTIVE AND QUIET WEAPON.
IN THE HANDS OF A TRAINED FIGHTING MAN, ITS A VERY DEADLY WEAPON!
RIFLES LOOK LIKE LEE-ENFIELD NO.2 0R NO.3
.303 CALIBER (SMLE) DID YOU KNOW THAT THE
LEE-ENFIELD WAS IN SERVICE WITH THE BRITISH ARMY FROM 1895 UNTIL 1957!

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