VN001 - The Radio Operator First Legion-Stalingrad Germans “Stars ‘n’ Stripes”

“Stars ‘n’ Stripes”

Army’s experience in WW1 when it was recognized that a self-loading rifle brought greater advantage on the battlefield and a major increase in the infantry squad’s firepower

and joined them

The soldier’s weapon will be lowered so that the butt is resting on the ground

32-year-old lieutenant John Rouse Merriott Chard set out for Rorke’s Drift with the news that Zulus had been spotted moving on the British camp at Isandlwana

VN001 - The Radio Operator First Legion-Stalingrad Germans “Stars ‘n’ Stripes”Kneeling on the ground this Grunt holds his PRC25 radio handset in his right hand and his M16 in the other This figure is based on a great combat photograph taken during the battle.