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bayonet charge

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bayonet charge n → carica alla baionetta
bayonet charge n → carica alla baionetta


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Highlights of the battalion service included companies of the 13th Canadian Battalion serving under command of the 52nd with individual Canadians and Australians fighting together at Mouquet Farm and the spectacular bayonet charge at Villers-Bretonneux.
Neville Browning. The 52nd Battalion AIF, The history of the 52nd ... by Staunton, Anthony / Sabretache
Mawhood's battle-hardened regulars of the 17th Regiment of Foot wasted no time in returning the volley, following it with a bayonet charge that scattered the weary American line.
The "Old Fox" fools the hounds: General George Washington, referred ... by Telzrow, Michael E. / The New American
He highlights the initial contact on July 1st, Joshua Chamberlain's bayonet charge of the 2nd, and, of course, the debacle known as Pickett's Charge of the third and final day.
The Killer Angels by Boyd, John E. / Kliatt
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