European countries on the European battlefield basically bid farewell to cold weapons, and all of them have become weapons and materials such as airplanes, cannons and heavy machine guns. Bullets are more natural and there will be no hand-to-hand combat.

The Japanese fortress that once gave us a headache is easily crushed by tanks and planes if it is placed on the battlefield in Europe. Although the Japanese army was invincible in hand-to-hand combat, the Japanese army was not prepared for the battle in the face of the Soviet Red Army and was forced to accept the bombing of hot weapons. The more powerful weapons and equipment of the Soviet Union made the Japanese army have little chance of winning.

Finally, it ended in failure and was beaten by the Soviets.

In addition, during World War II, the height of the Japanese was really short, while the Soviet army was generally half a body taller than the Japanese, which had great advantages in body shape. If they fight with bayonets, the Japanese may not be able to beat one fifth.

However, in the early days, the Soviet Union suffered hand-to-hand combat under Japan, with the casualty ratio as high as 20 1, and the Soviet Union suffered heavy losses. Since then, the Soviet army has never mentioned cold weapons, but also built hot weapons on a large scale. The Soviet Union seems to be trying to avoid repeating the same mistakes.

1945 In May, Nazi Germany surrendered. After the European War, Soviet troops sent troops to the northeast of China. The Soviet Union, which has been tested by the Germans, is the strongest force on earth. In the face of the 700,000 Kwantung Army, known as Japan's most elite division, the Soviet Union did not need the main force at all. Tanks swarmed on the open northeast plain and defeated the Kwantung Army.

Fighting bayonets? Not giving you a chance. Even if the infantry charge, the devil will die, and the devil will never dare to fight the Soviet Union again.

There are also European and American countries that attach great importance to the development of submachine guns, while Japan rarely uses submachine guns on the battlefield because of technical and resource reasons. That day, after a round of shooting, the military rifle was bayoneted.

The Soviet Union and the United States picked up submachine guns and fired, which made the Japanese army suffer a lot. So in the final analysis, the Soviet Union and the United States have sufficient military supplies and there is no need for hand-to-hand combat.