31334 - Confederate Casualty Falling K&C USMC ‘Gunny’ Canley ran across fire-swept

‘Gunny’ Canley ran across fire-swept terrain to rescue and recover other wounded Marines and bring them to safety

and ultimately when to sleep are a few of the commands sounded by the martialing instrument

Our K&C Recovery version is meant to be used on battlefield displays to haul out both German and American war-damaged armour and even heavy artillery and other larger vehicles

A male comrade of this little VC ‘sniper’prepares to fire off a burst from his AK47

map in hand

31334 - Confederate Casualty Falling K&C USMC ‘Gunny’ Canley ran across fire-sweptNEW! IN STOCK! Confederate Casualty Falling Of the 880,000 Southerners mobilized to fight for the Confederacy, 94,000 were killed in action outright or mortally wounded. Virginia suffered the most with 31,000 with Alabama next with 27,000 only 1,000 Floridians died on the battlefield. A wholly accurate count will almost certainly never be made and Southern losses were probably much higher. And these number do not account for death from disease.