Hello all, here is today's article posted on TheArmoryLife.com. It is titled “History of the MACV/SOG Knife” and can be found at https://www.thearmorylife.com/history-of-the-macv-sog-knife/.


Here you go, Bassbob.Great article. I’m disappointed there aren’t pictures of the actual SOG knives, only the reproduction.
That is purported to be Mr. Baker’s Marbles on top.Good article, Ben Baker was an interesting story all his own. He was responsible for quite a number of things for special forces, seiko watches, Indigenous rations, machetes, sleeping bags and quite a bit more. Very interesting guy.
I always liked how he used his dad's Marbles knife in the Sog design. Never seen one in the wild, but heard varying stories on thier actual quality and how the leather handles and sheaths held up in the jungle.
I think the 6 inch version would have been a tad handier personally.
Appreciated, Gunnchic. I found the topic intriguing as well.Interesting article, I carry a pocket sized silver SOG knife for EDC....![]()
Very nice collectionHere you go, Bassbob.
Thanks Randall. Those are great.Here you go, Bassbob.
Xsgt, from the factory, it was not, unless the trooper would do it himself.Was the top edge sharpened as well?