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Can someone explain the paratrooper's knife, please Can someone explain the paratrooper's knife, please Can someone explain the paratrooper's knife, please Can someone explain the paratrooper's knife, please Can someone explain the paratrooper's knife, please  
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Why is the long blade a switchblade but the loop blade for cutting out of a parachute needs two hands to operate? This has always been a mystery to me.




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