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« on: Saturday 17 October 15 16:29 BST (UK) »
My Dad was subjected to a court martial during WW2 because he accidentally bent his bayonet (when alighting from a troop-carrying truck his bayonet hanging from his waist caught in the gap between the lorry and the tailgate). I was surprised that as it was accidental it went as far as a court martial. Fortunately, the Quartermaster Sergeant spoke up for my Dad and said he could straighten the bayonet (which he subsequently did) so the case was dismissed.
Can anyone tell me which of the King's Regulations would have applied?