25084 - German 88mm Flak Gun Commander and Ammunition Handler W. Britain's Napoleonic One of the most important

One of the most important men in the Legion because he carries the ‘Eagle Standard’ of that particular Legion

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died of wounds suffered at the Battle of Antietam

His ‘finest hour’ came in September 1297 when he led his vastly outnumbered Scottish Army and defeated a much-larger English force of 3

25084 - German 88mm Flak Gun Commander and Ammunition Handler W. Britain's Napoleonic One of the most importantGerman Flak Crewman and Officer The full crew for a Flak 36 37 was eleven men: 2 gunners, 1 loader, 1 fuze setter, 5 ammunition handlers, 1 commander and a driver. A trained crew could deploy a gun in 2 12 minutes and fire at a ground target up to nine miles away a distance that exceeded almost every Allied tanks main armament range. Although originally designed as an anti aircraft gun it proved to be a superb anti tank gun as well. The standard anti