American troops entered World War II carrying many blade designs inherited from World War I, including long sword bayonets ...

At the beginning of World War II, American soldiers were still carrying many blade designs inherited from the First World War ...

In spite of advances in military technology, many servicemembers still carry knives, and expertise with them can mean the difference between life and death in close quarters. Even in the era of ...

Check out some of the best brand-new offerings among knives, multitools and sharpeners from this year's Shooting, Hunting and Outdoors Trade Show, better known as the SHOT Show, in Las Vegas. For ...

The connection between knives and the military runs deep, with no shortage of blades designed specifically for field usage. A concurrent strain of often more EDC-friendly blades draws inspiration from ...

Ka-Bar is well known in the world of knives, but not for the type that you’d carry around every day. Its most famous blade is the USMC, a seven-inch fixed blade that was designed originally for the ...

Featuring a gray anodized aluminum handle with the “Thin Blue Line” American flag logo and drop point 420HC steel blade, this knife is a sleek and lightweight addition for all law enforcement and ...

The KA-BAR USMC Fighting/Utility Knife, commonly sold as model 1217, takes a different approach. Its design lineage reaches back to World War II, while the current version retains the stacked-leather ...