Welcome to Commander’s Tech – Where Military History Comes Alive

At Commander’s Tech, we’re building a comprehensive, cross-referenced database of military weapons and history—an open-access virtual museum at your fingertips. From the sabers and muskets of early modern warfare to rocket artillery, advanced assault rifles, and modern electronic systems, our platform is a central hub for exploring the evolution of military technology and strategy.

One of our most compelling areas of focus is on the "liminal spaces" of military history—especially the transformative late 19th century. This era marked a dramatic shift: railroads and telegraphs redefined logistics, while brightly uniformed soldiers marched into battle with bayonets and swords in a world increasingly dominated by machine guns and breech-loaded cannons. It was a time when modern doctrine met centuries-old tradition.

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	M1863 Zouave Bayonet	This bayonet was issued with the U.S. Model 1863 Remington "Zouave" rifle and featured a heavy brass hilt with a wide blade. It was used during the American Civil War by Union forces.
	M1874 French	Also known as the Gras bayonet, it was issued with the French Gras rifle and featured a long, slender blade. It served as a standard French bayonet through the late 19th century.
	M1891 Italian Bayonet	The M1891 bayonet was used with the Carcano rifle and had a simple, utilitarian design reflecting Italy's military needs at the time. It saw service through both World Wars.
	Mod. 1899 Schmidt-Rubin Bayonet	The Mod. 1899 was a Swiss bayonet designed for the Schmidt-Rubin rifles, serving both as a fighting knife and a rifle-mounted blade. It was known for its compact and practical design.
	Egyptian Remington bayonet	This bayonet was issued with the Egyptian Remington Rolling Block rifles and was influenced by European Yataghan-style blades. It featured a curved blade and brass hilt.

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