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>I think the French used them in the 80s somewhere
The French took a bridge back from serbian forces in Bosnia with a byonet charge, in 1995
>With bayonets fixed, the French marines overran a bunker held by the VRS, at the cost of the life of one Frenchman, Private Jacky Humblot
>The assault was supported by 90-millimetre (3.5 in) direct fire from the armoured cars, and heavy machine-gun fire. The VRS responded with mortar bombs and fire from anti-aircraft weapons
>The second French soldier to die in the battle, Private Marcel Amaru, was killed by a sniper while supporting the assault from Sarajevo's Jewish cemetery.
>Seventeen French soldiers were wounded in the clash, while four VRS soldiers were killed, several more were wounded, and four were taken prisoner

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Considering bayonet charges and shock troops like the italian arditi, were used up to the end of ww1,In modern(post ww2) conflicts has there ever…

Considering bayonet charges and shock troops like the italian arditi, were used up to the end of ww1,
In modern(post ww2) conflicts has there ever…