Civil War Preservations
I need help with a riddle like thing!?!?!?!?!?!?
Okay, here is the one that I cannot figure out… it should be one
word only thing!
Riddle:
1. Consider me to be armed and dangerous.
2. I’ve been known to riffle around.
3. Combat puts me on edge.
Hint 1: I studied military combat techniques during the Revolutionary
War.
Hint 2: I closely monitored the development of the 20th century
military riffle.
Hint 3: I researched organizations dedicated to the preservations of
Civil War history.
Hint 4: He began collecting traditional charging weapons from
ancienst civilizations.
Hint 5: I found that hand- to -hand combat and general field utility
would be his greatest strengths.
PLEASE HELP
Could it be a KNIFE/Bayonet
Why Americans re enact the Civil War -John Gibney
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