If you're commanding officer orders a bayonet charge in the late 19th century it is safe to say they don't understand the change rifles have brought to the fight. Reference Picket's charge.
Nothing you’ve said contradicts what I said.
And then other critics saying "Russinovich hasn't demonstrated skill with a machine gun so how can he say bayonettes are obsolete?"
I think they might have been going for the ludicrous image of sticking a bayonette onto the front of a fixed gun emplacement.