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Glad you liked it. I have one other Cadet Review magazine,  I will post the pictures soon and give you the link to photobucket.

Canadian and British swords wanted. Prefer cavalry patterns Any condition other than broken blade Require photos Also buy or trade swords or bayonets I collect cavalry swords and can pay more. Also like to meet people with similar interest.

Bayonets can be in todays terms a multi task item. Still good if you want to be quiet. I would want one in the event of being separated from your unit, might come in handy for preparing food or shelter, and a polished blade can signal. If nothing else, they are great to collect as wall hangers...

And  Germany, famous for their bayonets and edged weapons no longer uses the bayonet. As Napoleon said, you can do anything with a bayonet, except sit on it!

Sorry some pics are sideways, to view put arrow on top edge of large pic and options appear and you can rotate and zoom in to view. Merry Christmas!

http://s697.photobucket.com/albums/vv332/Willswpns/?action=view&current=CadetWingReviewMagazinecomplete001.jpg Use this link to get to the first page, then scroll using upper left small pictures for all the pages of this first edition of the magazine

Thanks for the whole paper, new info is always good as there will always be conflicting stats, chose the best ones. Alot is said for not running out of ammo, this is the best solution, but one will run out even in Afganistan, then the bayonet is useful and you do not run out of it, just your...

Civil war statistics, but not earlier conflicts where it was safer to be in a line regiment and be shot at with volley, % of being hit was very low compared to cannon grapeshot or bayonet.  Bayonets were secondary weapon, , but used much more.  Also good for dispatching wounded.

One earlier post states that 1% of battlefield injuries were with the bayonet. But fatalities were not listed as most bayonet attacks result in death. Most are run through several times. Just something to think about

Hello, mostly what was going on at Longbranch in Toronto, many pictures of staff and write ups from each wing. Photos on parade etc. Interesting to read what they thought of the war at the time. The officers are shown with sticks or canes but never a sword. Regards, Will.

I have two Cadet Wing Review magazines dating 1918. I do not know how many were published as it started close to the armastice, it may not have lasted long. Here are some links to the pictures of the cover pages. Anyone interested in articles or pictures contained in them, please email me at...