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Helmets and Dadao donated by a women's group to the Chinese war effort.
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Thanks for the picture and the account of the "Marco Polo Bridge Incident," as well as the fighting philosophy of this weapon; I suspected that this could be the case.
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A view from the other side.....
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the Photo of the dadao carry looked odd to me. Hilt over the right shoulder looks better....
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Look at the rifle bolt, the original posted photo is the right way round. |
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![]() It seems to be optional. p.s. - Viet DaDao tend to have very abbreviated guards (and decorated blades). Last edited by kronckew; 15th April 2020 at 04:34 AM. |
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