Return of the sword in modern army service refused
A Manchest Guardian report from the War Office notes a shift from the South African War practice of keeping swords in active service to the rifle regime for officers. The Japanese wars influenced a reconsideration, with old order to be re established and a focus on different standards for officers and enemy perceptions.
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