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Found in the south of Africa

One of Davy Crockett’s backwoods volunteers who journeyed with him to Texas to join the fight for Texan independence

Wearing a wolfskin over his chainmail armour vest this warrior rushes forward to

Anyone who collects ARNHEM ’44 is sure to know about the classic movie ‘A Bridge Too Far’ (1977) directed by Sir Richard Attenborough that depicted the ill-fated ‘Operation Market Garden’ in general and the Arnhem battle in particular

just after dawn John Baskeyfield and his two guns were in position defending a ‘T’ junction when a major German assault began

MK219 The Emperor Barbarossa W. Britain War on The Nile Found in the south ofFriedrich Barbarossa (1122 1190) was the Holy Roman Emperor from 1155 until his death during the Third Crusade in 1190. Elected King of Germany at Frankfurt in 1152 he went on to be crowned King of Italy in 1155 and finally Emperor by the Pope in Rome that same year. He was named Barbarossa or Red Beard by the northern Italian cities he ruled while his Germanic subjects called him Kaiser Rotbart which translates as King Red Beard. The ruler himself