In 1951, Medal of Honor recipient U.S. Army 1st Lt. Benjamin F. Wilson found a weapon of last resort in the entrenching tool. His unit had come upon a much larger enemy force in Hwach’on-Myon ...

Over the decades, the entrenching tool has served as a lethal weapon for forces. (Department of Defense) When it’s time to kill the enemy, use what you got.

There’s a famous Marine Corps story from the Vietnam War, where a Marine got a confirmed kill with a small collapsible shovel, called an entrenching tool, or E-tool. Here's what really happened.

The posts were published Tuesday night along with a photograph of an entrenching tool — a collapsible shovel used by U.S. troops. ISIS needs to understand their two options when facing us: ...

The MPL-50 entrenching tool used for hand-to-hand combat has been used by generations of Russian soldiers for more than 150 years. Primary Menu Sections US News ...

Russian soldiers were told to fight with only "firearms and shovels," the Ministry of Defence said; The shovels are believed to be the MPL-50 entrenching tool, designed in1869, said the UK ministry.

The MPL-50 entrenching tool shovel is issued to all Russian troops. It has changed little since it was adopted in 1869. The tool is particularly mythologised within the [former Soviet] military as the ...

The tool was designed in 1869 and had changed little, ... "The lethality of the standard-issue MPL-50 entrenching tool is particularly mythologised in Russia," the ministry said.

I killed a few that I could have killed with an entrenching tool, but I never did.” The true events the story is based on occurred between late March and early April of 1972 during Smith’s ...