RA020 Red Army Soldier Lying Prone WarPark - Crusades for more ‘fire-missions’

for more ‘fire-missions’

In the late 18th century the National Eagle became ubiquitous and was emblazoned on everything from banners to buttons and was also affixed to military drums

we present a set of 4 ‘Diggers’ from the Royal Australian Regiment as they would have appeared on patrol during the 1967/68 period

The M1 ‘Garand’ was also designed for simple assembly and disassembly and could be ‘field-stripped’ in just a few seconds

A stamped steel bottom and top lid was held in place with a leather strap which allowed access to the shells

RA020 Red Army Soldier Lying Prone WarPark - Crusades for more ‘fire-missions’